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More of the Night was the Whispers' debut for Capitol Records after having a string of hits for Dick Griffey's Solar Records. Working with up-and-coming producers, several of the album's tracks are in the new jack swing vein. The Robert Brookins-produced "Innocent" went to number three one the R&B charts in the summer of 1990. Troop's Steve Russell helmed the mid-tempo cut "Misunderstanding." Still,it was the tracks that were more in line with the Whispers' classic sound that are the cornerstones of this album and gave the group two more Top Ten R&B hit singles. Produced by Gary Taylor, the smooth "My Heart Your Heart" is sprinkled with the group's doo wop harmonies. Tsuyoshi Takayanagi's Latin-tinged "I Wanna Make It Good to You" was given an extended remix, a name change ("Is It Good to You"), and received massive radio play. No doubt these two tracks pushed More of the Night to gold status. ~ Ed Hogan

Additional personnel includes: Jerry McNeil, Zack Harmon, Christopher Troy, Joel Davis, Steve Russell, Greg Dalton, Skylark, "The Riddler," Tsuyoshi "Taka" Takayanagi (various instruments); Gene Robinson, Henry Johnson, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Gerald Albright (saxophone); Chuckii Booker (piano); Dwayne McGhee (piano, programming); Gary Taylor, Robert Brookins (keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Gordon Jones (synthesizer, programming); D.C. (synthesizer); Keith Robertson (percussion); Ndugu Chancellor (cymbals); Timmy Gatling, Donnell Spencer, Sir Gant, Conley Adams (programming); Vernell Shaw, Portia Griffin, Alex Brown, Marlena Jeter, Marva King (background vocals).
More of the Night

   1. Babes 
   2. Don't Be Late For Love 
   3. Forever Lover 
   4. Girl Don't Make Me Wait 
   5. Help Them See The Light 
   6. I Want 2B The 1 4U 
   7. Innocent Lyrics
   8. Innocent (Heat Of The Heat Edit) 
   9. Is It Good To You 
  10. Mind Blowing 
  11. Misunderstanding
  12. More Of The Night 
  13. My Heart Your Heart