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Track Listings
| 1. Got My Mojo Working |
| 2. Don’t Start Me To Talking |
| 3. Hush Hush |
| 4. Lil’ Red Rooster |
| 5. That’s Alright |
| 6. Crawlin’ Kingsnake |
| 7. Dust My Broom |
| 8. The Sky Is Crying |
| 9. Smokestack Lightnin’ |
| 10. You Shook Me |
| 11. Driving Wheel |
| 12. Honey, Don’t Tear My Clothes |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
ETTA JUST KEEPS GETTIN' BETTA',
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This review is from: Blues To The Bone (Audio CD)
The legendary Etta James has said that she was inspired to record this album after seeing the PBS TV series "The Blues" produced by Martin Scorcese. Referring to the series James said, "What I found was so full of what life is about: being born and dying; joy and sorrow; salvation and sin......As I started reaching deeper I realized that most of the blues of that day was done by men. Women just didn't have the nerve. So I thought it was about time to show them what these songs might sound like coming from a whole different point of view." Surely can't comment on the differences between points of view but I can say this is one terrific album - a must-have for blues aficionados. "Honey Don't Tear My Clothes" is unbelievable, as is "Don't Start Me Talking." Featured on the album are James's sons Donto James and Sametto James; guitarists Josh Sklair and Bobby Murray plus harmonica player John "Juke" Logan. Liner notes are by Martin Scorcese. This one's a keeper! - Gail Cooke
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Style and instrumental magic,
This review is from: Blues To The Bone (Audio CD)
Etta James oozes style and toughness with grace and her music is all about her perfect tempo timing. This cd is delicious combinations of rhythum and musical magic that is the epitome of Ella the woman but her voice has a rougher texture to it now that you may or may not appreciate compared with her voice from 20 years ago. I love the instrumentals, the arrangements and the emotional intensity of this cd. I have adored many tracks Etta has poured herself into and although this cd is not my favorite, it's still a spectacular gift to the library of recorded music.
5.0 out of 5 stars
etta just keeps gettin' betta',
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This review is from: Blues To The Bone (Audio CD)
The legendary Etta James has said that she was inspired to record this album after seeing the PBS TV series "The Blues" produced by Martin Scorcese. Referring to the series James said, "What I found was so full of what life is about: being born and dying; joy and sorrow; salvation and sin......As I started reaching deeper I realized that most of the blues of that day was done by men. Women just didn't have the nerve. So I thought it was about time to show them what these songs might sound like coming from a whole different point of view." Surely can't comment on the differences between points of view but I can say this is one terrific album - a must-have for blues aficionados. "Honey Don't Tear My Clothes" is unbelievable, as is "Don't Start Me Talking." Featured on the album are James's sons Donto James and Sametto James; guitarists Josh Sklair and Bobby Murray plus harmonica player John "Juke" Logan. Liner notes are by Martin Scorcese. This one's a keeper! - Gail Cooke
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