Following her hugely successful Killing Me Softly album from 1973, Roberta Flack released her first self-produced album, Feel Like Makin' Love, in 1975 on Atlantic Records. The album was originally scheduled to be produced by Joel Dorn, who had been producer on her previous Atlantic releases; however, Joel abandoned the project due to issues with the record label, leaving Roberta to produce the album herself, which she did under the pseudonym Rubina Flake.

A vital introduction to ear training for songwriters and performers looking to improve their listening skills and become better musicians. Starting with the bass line, you'll learn a step-by-step approach to help you break down the hearing process, internalize the music, and then identify the elements of the progression.

After Roberta stands Donna up at the school carnival, Donna is hurt when she realizes how much they have grown apart. Donna tries to explain to Cleveland how she feels for support, but Cleveland instead criticizes her parenting skills. Cleveland seems to think he’s such a good parent, so Donna decides to let him test his parenting skills on a teenage girl and leaves him to deal with Roberta by himself. In an attempt to win Roberta’s approval, Cleveland lets her throw a house party, which ends up causing her to run off with her new boyfriend, Diego, and leading Cleveland, Federline and Raymond on a wild goose chase to save her.

A vital introduction to ear training for songwriters and performers looking to improve their listening skills and become better musicians.
Starting with the bass line, you'll learn a step-by-step approach to help you break down the hearing process, internalize the music, and then identify the elements of the progression.