Robinson answered his critics the following year with "A Quiet Storm", released in 1975. The album launched three singles – the number-one R&B hit "Baby That's Backatcha", "The Agony & The Ecstasy" and "Quiet Storm". However, Robinson's solo career suffered from his work as Motown's vice president, and his own music took the backseat. As a result, several albums including "Smokey's Family Robinson", "Deep in My Soul", "Love Breeze" and "Smokin", saw poor promotion and received bad reviews. At this point Robinson relied on other writers and producers to help him with his albums.