Not to be confused with the famous Etta James song, Trixie Whitley (daughter of legendary Texas blueman, Chris Whitley) cut this track early on in her career. Produced by Daniel Lanois, with Brian Blade on drums, the opening drum beats suck you in immediately. Ms. Whitley has the same quality that her father did- an utterly authentic, very musical voice that is the opposite of stylized; instead there is a ‘rip’ in her voice that just grabs you. Do not confuse this with her EP that contains several tracks including this song- find the 45 containing just this one track- it... Read More
James Gang, Best of-
This old ABC Dunhill compilation (look for the ‘children’s blocks’ logo on the label) sounds great, gives you the hits from the first three albums; some copies even contain the Ravel Bolero passage (in the song ‘The Bomber’) that was excised from later pressings although it is not easy to tell whether it is included in a given copy based on the deadwax or other indicia. Pretty low-rent album art that just adds to the gestalt. Start your Harleys! ... Read More
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