Before Puffy, Mary J., and the rest of the blingers went off to successful chart domination, there was Father MC. Perfecting the marriage of soul, R&B, and rap into a successful formula, Father's Day was not only important, it was a litmus test that launched the careers of both aforementioned artists -- as Combs was head producer and Blige made her musical debut as a background singer. Leading off with the new jack classic "I'll Do 4 U," it's immediately apparent that the trio was onto something big. Unfortunately, the rest of the album becomes somewhat formulaic after this point, but the impact of Father's Day's tone and textures would be felt for years to come. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
Mark Morales (Producer), Mark Morales (Drum Programming), Jojo (Vocals (Background)), John Pace (Engineer), Howie Tee (Programming), Fresh Gordon (Engineer), Carol Friedman (Art Direction), Chuck Valle (Engineer), L.A. Reid (Keyboards), Howie Tee (Engineer), André Harrell (Executive Producer), L.A. Reid (Arranger), Patrick Roques (Design), K.C. (Vocals (Background)), Howie Tee (Mixing), Fresh Gordon (Mixing), Howie Tee (Producer), L.A. Reid (Producer), Jose Rodriguez (Mastering), Dave Hollister (Vocals (Background)), L.A. Reid (Vocals (Background)), Steven Ett (Mixing), Mary J. Blige (Vocals (Background)), Franklin Grant (Engineer), Mark Morales (Arranger), Fresh Gordon (Performer), Father MC (Vocals), Sean "Puffy" Combs (Executive Producer), Carol Friedman (Photography), Fresh Gordon (Producer), Eloise Bryan (Production Coordination)
