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I Can See Your House From Here -- CD
John Scofield & Pat Metheny
1994 Blue Note Records
An outstanding meeting of brilliant minds!, November 7, 2002
By NDBx "NDBx" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Can See Your House From Here (Audio CD)
Pat and Sco! 'Nuff said. I have to admit that this one threw me off balance initially. They don't play necessarily in the matter that you might expect them to. They cover a wide range of material that incorporates the best of their capabilities. Steve Swallow and the venerable Bill Stewart round out this quartet. Mr. Stewart is essential to the drive factor in this recording. This quartet SWINGS! They groove. The ballads are also good. When you have to such good guitarists you don't much more than a quartet. They fill up the spaces nicely. They play off each other wonderfully. The chops are impressive but this isn't a chops-fest. There is substance as well as virtuosity here. I was thrilled with this recording when I bought and it has grown on me over the years. A sequel recording would be nice.
"I Can See Your House From Here" (Scofield) – 7:43
"The Red One" (Metheny) – 4:17
"No Matter What" (Scofield) – 7:14
"Everybody's Party" (Scofield) – 6:15
"Message To My Friend" (Metheny) – 6:09
"No Way Jose" (Scofield) – 7:18
"Say The Brother's Name" (Metheny) – 7:18
"S.C.O." (Metheny) – 4:41
"Quiet Rising" (Metheny) – 5:26
"One Way To Be" (Scofield) – 5:45
"You Speak My Language" (Scofield) – 6:57
I Can See Your House From Here is a 1994 jazz album by John Scofield & Pat Metheny. John Scofield is on the left channel and Pat Metheny is on the right channel of this stereo recording.
Dennie
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No-L said:Hey Dennie,
Have I asked you this before?
Do you have this? Cuz this is right up your alley. If you don't have it, you will LOVE it. It's really delicious!
Oh Yeah! I love me some Dana Owens!!! :handgestures-thumbup:
Thanks, I have it,
Dennie
bscene-drinkingcheers:
A great album! The title song by Jimmy Webb is amazing.
Songs with composers.
"I'm A One Woman Man" (Tillman Franks - Johnny Horton)
"Still Within The Sound Of My Voice" (Jimmy Webb)
"The Hand That Rocks The Cradle" (Ted Harris)
"For Sure, For Certain, Forever, For Always" (Jimmy Webb)
"I Have You" (Gene Nelson - Paul Nelson)
"You Are" (Becky Hobbs - Don London)
"Arkansas" (Joe Rainey)
"In My Life" (Michael Cody - Mark H. Chesshir)
"Leavin's Not The Only Way To Go" (Roger Miller)
"I Remember You" (Johnny Mercer - Victor Schertzinger)
Dennie
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Telepathy -- CD
Bill Stewart
1997 Blue Note Records
The best jazz CD you've never heard, April 20, 2004
By MT "huckfinn246" (Princeton, NJ) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Telepathy (Audio CD)
Bill Stewart is one of the best drummers around--working with Joe Lovano, John Scofield, Pat Metheny, etc. This CD received accolades when it came out and top marks in every Jazz Guide I've ever seen and yet it's out-of-print! Do what you can to put your hands on this one. The quintet is terrific. Stewart receives particularly strong accompaniment from pianist Bill Carrothers on this CD. Bill Stewart has played on several Bill Carrothers projects and they've played to rave reviews in Europe. You can check out the CDs "Ghost Ships," "A Band in All Hope," and "Duets" (available on Amazon--the rest you can search for on the net under Bill Carrothers)
Track Listing
1. These Are They
2. Mynah
3. Happy Chickens
4. Lyra
5. Rhythm-A-Ning
6. Dwell on This
7. Calm
8. Fano
9. Little Melonae
Dennie
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Like Minds -- CD
Burton, Corea, Metheny, Haynes, Holland
1998 Concord Jazz
Amazon.com
Vibist Gary Burton has been collaborating with pianist Chick Corea and guitarist Pat Metheny since the mid-'70s, and it shows. The three have a strong intuitive sense of each other's lines and sound and can enhance the music in myriad, subtle ways. Having a great rhythm section doesn't hurt either, and bassist Dave Holland and drummer Roy Haynes are two of the very best. On Like Minds they have created an excellent CD: a no-frills, straight-ahead jazz album, crisply recorded, full of energy and imagination. With the exception of the George Gershwin piece, "Soon," the disc features all original compositions, with considerable thought given to distinguishing each soloist despite the surface similarity of their nimble, bouncy styles. Like minds, perhaps, but each possesses a singular voice and the ability to merge it creatively with others. --Wally Shoup
"Question and Answer" (Metheny) – 6:24
"Elucidation" (Metheny) – 5:21
"Windows" (Corea) – 6:17
"Futures" (Corea) – 10:41
"Like Minds" (Burton) – 5:50
"Country Roads" (Burton) – 6:26
"Tears of Rain" (Metheny) – 6:33
"Soon" (Gershwin) – 6:24
"For a Thousand Years" (Metheny) – 5:23
"Straight Up and Down" (Corea) – 9:02
Dennie
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Reunion -- CD
Gary Burton - Pat Metheny - Mitch Forman - Will Lee - Peter Erskine
1989 GRP Records
Reunion is a 1989 album by Gary Burton, reuniting him with guitarist Pat Metheny for their first recordings in almost 13 years. Both have been called prodigies; Burton when he joined George Shearing's group in 1963 at age 19. Burton met the 18-year old Metheny at the Wichita Jazz Festival in 1973, when Metheny was 18 years old. After welcoming him as a teaching colleague at the Berklee College of music, he hired the guitarist into the newly-expanded Gary Burton Quintet in 1974.
Metheny left Burton's group in 1977 to form his own quartet with Lyle Mays. The two had virtually no contact with each other until, in early 1988, the organizers of the Montreal Jazz Festival contacted Burton. They told him that Metheny was the festival host, and invited Burton to join him onstage. "My apprehension was immediately erased when I saw how easy it was for us to play together, even after 12 years," said Burton.This led to their collaboration on Reunion.
Side A
"Autumn" (Polo Orti) – 4:24
"Reunion" (Mitchel Forman) – 5:15
"Origin" (Mitchel Forman) – 6:31
"Will You Say You Will" (Vince Mendoza) – 4:55
"House on the Hill" (Pat Metheny) – 5:40
Side B
"Panama" (Paul Meyers) – 5:38
"Chairs and Children" (Vince Mendoza) – 5:55
"Wasn't Always Easy" (Pat Metheny) – 5:06
"The Chief" (Pat Metheny) – 4:16
"Tiempos Felice (Happy Times)" (Polo Orti) - 4:13
"Quick and Running (Polo Orti) - 6:42
Gary Burton — vibraphone, marimba
Pat Metheny — guitar
Mitchel Forman — piano & keyboards
Will Lee (bassist) — bass (also known as the bassist for Paul Schaffer's CBS Orchestra)
Peter Erskine — drums and percussion
Dennie
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I Never Loved A Man The Way I Do You -- Reissue CD
Aretha Franklin
1967/1994 Atlantic Records
After the end of Aretha Franklin's five year stint on Columbia Records (who tried marketing her as a jazz vocalist), she signed on with Atlantic Records. Produced by music biz veteran Jerry Wexler, Franklin's Atlantic debut found her flexing ... Full Descriptioncreative muscle and making music that forever altered the course of pop and soul. Accompanying herself on piano throughout, Franklin's powerful and passionate vocals garnered comparisons to Ray Charles, while her blend of R&B, gospel and jazz rightfully earned her the moniker "Queen Of Soul."
Full Title - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You. Aretha got instant ''Respect'' for her 1967 Atlantic debut album, now an immortal soul landmark & the best soul album ever released, according to The Rolling Stone Record Guide. This masterpiece is newly restored to its original mono splendor, and features extensive liner notes plus 3 bonus tracks, 'Respect' (Stereo Version), 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)' & 'Do Right Woman - Do Right Man'. 14 tracks. Rhino. 1995.
1 Respect 2:27
2 Drown in My Own Tears 4:07
3 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) 2:51
4 Soul Serenade 2:39
5 Don't Let Me Lose This Dream 2:23
6 Baby, Baby, Baby 2:54
7 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business) 3:23
8 Good Times 2:10
9 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man 3:16
10 Save Me 2:21
11 A Change Is Gonna Come 4:20
BONUS TRACKS In Stereo
12 Respect Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:28
13 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:46
14 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man Bonus Track / Stereo Version 3:14
No-L
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Dennie said:
I Never Loved A Man The Way I Do You -- Reissue CD
Aretha Franklin
1967/1994 Atlantic Records
After the end of Aretha Franklin's five year stint on Columbia Records (who tried marketing her as a jazz vocalist), she signed on with Atlantic Records. Produced by music biz veteran Jerry Wexler, Franklin's Atlantic debut found her flexing ... Full Descriptioncreative muscle and making music that forever altered the course of pop and soul. Accompanying herself on piano throughout, Franklin's powerful and passionate vocals garnered comparisons to Ray Charles, while her blend of R&B, gospel and jazz rightfully earned her the moniker "Queen Of Soul."
Full Title - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You. Aretha got instant ''Respect'' for her 1967 Atlantic debut album, now an immortal soul landmark & the best soul album ever released, according to The Rolling Stone Record Guide. This masterpiece is newly restored to its original mono splendor, and features extensive liner notes plus 3 bonus tracks, 'Respect' (Stereo Version), 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)' & 'Do Right Woman - Do Right Man'. 14 tracks. Rhino. 1995.
1 Respect 2:27
2 Drown in My Own Tears 4:07
3 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) 2:51
4 Soul Serenade 2:39
5 Don't Let Me Lose This Dream 2:23
6 Baby, Baby, Baby 2:54
7 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business) 3:23
8 Good Times 2:10
9 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man 3:16
10 Save Me 2:21
11 A Change Is Gonna Come 4:20
BONUS TRACKS In Stereo
12 Respect Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:28
13 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:46
14 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man Bonus Track / Stereo Version 3:14
This album should be titled "Most Of Noelle's Favorite Aretha Tunes"
LOL
Dennie
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No-L said:Dennie said:
I Never Loved A Man The Way I Do You -- Reissue CD
Aretha Franklin
1967/1994 Atlantic Records
After the end of Aretha Franklin's five year stint on Columbia Records (who tried marketing her as a jazz vocalist), she signed on with Atlantic Records. Produced by music biz veteran Jerry Wexler, Franklin's Atlantic debut found her flexing ... Full Descriptioncreative muscle and making music that forever altered the course of pop and soul. Accompanying herself on piano throughout, Franklin's powerful and passionate vocals garnered comparisons to Ray Charles, while her blend of R&B, gospel and jazz rightfully earned her the moniker "Queen Of Soul."
Full Title - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You. Aretha got instant ''Respect'' for her 1967 Atlantic debut album, now an immortal soul landmark & the best soul album ever released, according to The Rolling Stone Record Guide. This masterpiece is newly restored to its original mono splendor, and features extensive liner notes plus 3 bonus tracks, 'Respect' (Stereo Version), 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)' & 'Do Right Woman - Do Right Man'. 14 tracks. Rhino. 1995.
1 Respect 2:27
2 Drown in My Own Tears 4:07
3 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) 2:51
4 Soul Serenade 2:39
5 Don't Let Me Lose This Dream 2:23
6 Baby, Baby, Baby 2:54
7 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business) 3:23
8 Good Times 2:10
9 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man 3:16
10 Save Me 2:21
11 A Change Is Gonna Come 4:20
BONUS TRACKS In Stereo
12 Respect Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:28
13 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:46
14 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man Bonus Track / Stereo Version 3:14
This album should be titled "Most Of Noelle's Favorite Aretha Tunes"
LOL
"Do Right Woman..." has always been one of my favorite songs. I even like Willie Nelson's version! :eusa-clap: But nobody sings it like Aretha! :banana-dance:
A great album!
Dennie
No-L
Well-Known Member
Dennie said:No-L said:Dennie said:
I Never Loved A Man The Way I Do You -- Reissue CD
Aretha Franklin
1967/1994 Atlantic Records
After the end of Aretha Franklin's five year stint on Columbia Records (who tried marketing her as a jazz vocalist), she signed on with Atlantic Records. Produced by music biz veteran Jerry Wexler, Franklin's Atlantic debut found her flexing ... Full Descriptioncreative muscle and making music that forever altered the course of pop and soul. Accompanying herself on piano throughout, Franklin's powerful and passionate vocals garnered comparisons to Ray Charles, while her blend of R&B, gospel and jazz rightfully earned her the moniker "Queen Of Soul."
Full Title - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You. Aretha got instant ''Respect'' for her 1967 Atlantic debut album, now an immortal soul landmark & the best soul album ever released, according to The Rolling Stone Record Guide. This masterpiece is newly restored to its original mono splendor, and features extensive liner notes plus 3 bonus tracks, 'Respect' (Stereo Version), 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)' & 'Do Right Woman - Do Right Man'. 14 tracks. Rhino. 1995.
1 Respect 2:27
2 Drown in My Own Tears 4:07
3 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) 2:51
4 Soul Serenade 2:39
5 Don't Let Me Lose This Dream 2:23
6 Baby, Baby, Baby 2:54
7 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business) 3:23
8 Good Times 2:10
9 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man 3:16
10 Save Me 2:21
11 A Change Is Gonna Come 4:20
BONUS TRACKS In Stereo
12 Respect Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:28
13 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) Bonus Track / Stereo Version 2:46
14 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man Bonus Track / Stereo Version 3:14
This album should be titled "Most Of Noelle's Favorite Aretha Tunes"
LOL
"Do Right Woman..." has always been one of my favorite songs. I even like Willie Nelson's version! :eusa-clap: But nobody sings it like Aretha! :banana-dance:
A great album!
Dennie
I do!!!
:angelic-green: :angelic-green: :angelic-green: :angelic-green:
Dennie
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Cry Like A Rainstorm Howl Like The Wind -- CD
Linda Ronstadt Featuring Aaron Neville
1989 Elektra Records
Amazon.com essential recording
An album that defines virtually everything that is right about adult contemporary pop--and yes, there are a few things--Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind contains lush, orchestrated arrangements of songs by first-rate tunesmiths such as Jimmy Webb, Eric Kaz, Paul Carrack, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weill, Isaac Hayes, and Karla Bonoff. Four cuts, including the Grammy-winning "Don't Know Much," feature duets between Ronstadt (still singing with power and assurance even at the top of her range) and angel-voiced Aaron Neville. Other highlights include "Adios," with multitracked background vocals by Brian Wilson, and the title song, which is driven to new heights by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. Beautiful stuff. --Daniel Durchholz
1. Still Within the Sound of My Voice - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt
2. Cry Like a Rainstorm - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
3. All My Life - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
4. I Need You
5. Don't Know Much - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
6. Adios
7. Trouble Again
8. I Keep It Hid
9. So Right, So Wrong
10. Shattered
11. When Something Is Wrong with My Baby
12. Goodbye My Friend
Dennie said:
Cry Like A Rainstorm Howl Like The Wind -- CD
Linda Ronstadt Featuring Aaron Neville
1989 Elektra Records
Amazon.com essential recording
An album that defines virtually everything that is right about adult contemporary pop--and yes, there are a few things--Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind contains lush, orchestrated arrangements of songs by first-rate tunesmiths such as Jimmy Webb, Eric Kaz, Paul Carrack, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weill, Isaac Hayes, and Karla Bonoff. Four cuts, including the Grammy-winning "Don't Know Much," feature duets between Ronstadt (still singing with power and assurance even at the top of her range) and angel-voiced Aaron Neville. Other highlights include "Adios," with multitracked background vocals by Brian Wilson, and the title song, which is driven to new heights by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. Beautiful stuff. --Daniel Durchholz
1. Still Within the Sound of My Voice - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt
2. Cry Like a Rainstorm - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
3. All My Life - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
4. I Need You
5. Don't Know Much - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
6. Adios
7. Trouble Again
8. I Keep It Hid
9. So Right, So Wrong
10. Shattered
11. When Something Is Wrong with My Baby
12. Goodbye My Friend
We played the Sh%t out of this one when it first came out........going to have to give it a listen again soon!
Thanks Dennie!
Dennie
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Straight Shooter -- CD
Bad Company
(No Date) Swan Song
Supergroup hits its stride, November 7, 2001
By Mons "Mons" (Norrpan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Straight Shooter (Audio CD)
Released in 1974, Straightshooter is regarded by many as being Bad Company's strongest album. It has the bluesy feel of its predecessor (Bad Co) but has the band turning their amps up 11 and rocking out the strongest set of songs of the band's career. Do not forget that Bad Co was a supergroup with 2 guys out of Free (Rodgers and Kirke), the bass player from King Crimson (Boz Burrell) and Mott the Hoople's guitarist (Mick Ralphs). They should have been huge, of course, but suffered from having to play second fiddle to Swan Song stablemates Led Zeppelin. The songs were great, their sound: a sort of supercharged, sexy blues-rock without the pretention of Led Zep. What let them down perhaps was their lyrics, some of which make Spinal Tap look like Leonard Cohen, but if you can take that - and I can - this album is a great listen from beginning to end. Bad Company were also one of the few hard rock bands that wrote great ballads (Anna), though it was Straightshooter's high-octane rockers like Good Lovin' Gone Bad, Feel Like Making Love and Shooting Star that helped secure them a place in rock history. Bad Company were a good, tight band, but I would recommend anyone to listen to them purely to hear Paul Rodgers' masterful rock vocals. New to Bad Company? Get this one first, and then Bad Co.
Side one
1. "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" (Mick Ralphs) – 3:35
2. "Feel Like Makin' Love" (Paul Rodgers/Mick Ralphs) – 5:12
3. "Weep No More" (Simon Kirke) – 3:59
4. "Shooting Star" (Paul Rodgers) – 6:16
Side two
1. "Deal With the Preacher" (Paul Rodgers/Mick Ralphs) – 5:01
2. "Wild Fire Woman" (Paul Rodgers/Mick Ralphs) – 4:32
3. "Anna" (Simon Kirke) – 3:41 [1]
4. "Call on Me" (Paul Rodgers) – 6:03
Dennie
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heeman said:Dennie said:
Cry Like A Rainstorm Howl Like The Wind -- CD
Linda Ronstadt Featuring Aaron Neville
1989 Elektra Records
Amazon.com essential recording
An album that defines virtually everything that is right about adult contemporary pop--and yes, there are a few things--Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind contains lush, orchestrated arrangements of songs by first-rate tunesmiths such as Jimmy Webb, Eric Kaz, Paul Carrack, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weill, Isaac Hayes, and Karla Bonoff. Four cuts, including the Grammy-winning "Don't Know Much," feature duets between Ronstadt (still singing with power and assurance even at the top of her range) and angel-voiced Aaron Neville. Other highlights include "Adios," with multitracked background vocals by Brian Wilson, and the title song, which is driven to new heights by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. Beautiful stuff. --Daniel Durchholz
1. Still Within the Sound of My Voice - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt
2. Cry Like a Rainstorm - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
3. All My Life - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
4. I Need You
5. Don't Know Much - Aaron Neville, Linda Ronstadt, Linda Ronstadt
6. Adios
7. Trouble Again
8. I Keep It Hid
9. So Right, So Wrong
10. Shattered
11. When Something Is Wrong with My Baby
12. Goodbye My Friend
We played the Sh%t out of this one when it first came out........going to have to give it a listen again soon!
Thanks Dennie!
You are welcome, my friend!
bscene-drinkingcheers: Dennie
Dennie
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Luck Of The Draw -- CD
Bonnie Raitt
1991 Capitol Records
Amazon.com
As its title makes clear, the 1991 sequel to Bonnie Raitt's platinum breakthrough on Nick Of Time takes nothing for granted. Raitt had achieved sobriety, renewed commercial focus, and then the payday that the prior album yielded, but Luck Of The Draw mirrors an even fiercer determination to make music as if her life depended on it. Again teamed with producer Don Was, Raitt surpasses herself with her best album to date: her wonderfully lush, blues-rimmed voice and sinuous slide guitar wrap themselves around a dozen potent songs culled from a typically shrewd mix of writers including Paul Brady, John Hiatt, Bonnie Hayes, Shirley Eikhard, and Billy Vera, and Raitt herself turns in her most generous batch of originals yet. Sympathetic guests include Brady and Delbert McClinton on harmony vocals, Richard Thompson on guitar, and Heartbreaker Benmont Tench on organ, in a program including the sassy "Something to Talk About," the sultry "Slow Ride," a soaring "Not the Only One," and the heartbreaking "I Can't Make You Love Me." This isn't luck, it's artistry. --Sam Sutherland
1. Something To Talk About
2. Good Man Good Woman
3. I Can't Make You Love Me
4. Tangled And Dark
5. Come To Me
6. No Business
7. One Part Be My Lover
8. Not The Only One
9. Papa Come Quick (Jody And Chico)
10. Slow Ride
11. Luck Of The Draw
12. All At Once
No-L
Well-Known Member
Dennie said:
Luck Of The Draw -- CD
Bonnie Raitt
1991 Capitol Records
Amazon.com
As its title makes clear, the 1991 sequel to Bonnie Raitt's platinum breakthrough on Nick Of Time takes nothing for granted. Raitt had achieved sobriety, renewed commercial focus, and then the payday that the prior album yielded, but Luck Of The Draw mirrors an even fiercer determination to make music as if her life depended on it. Again teamed with producer Don Was, Raitt surpasses herself with her best album to date: her wonderfully lush, blues-rimmed voice and sinuous slide guitar wrap themselves around a dozen potent songs culled from a typically shrewd mix of writers including Paul Brady, John Hiatt, Bonnie Hayes, Shirley Eikhard, and Billy Vera, and Raitt herself turns in her most generous batch of originals yet. Sympathetic guests include Brady and Delbert McClinton on harmony vocals, Richard Thompson on guitar, and Heartbreaker Benmont Tench on organ, in a program including the sassy "Something to Talk About," the sultry "Slow Ride," a soaring "Not the Only One," and the heartbreaking "I Can't Make You Love Me." This isn't luck, it's artistry. --Sam Sutherland
1. Something To Talk About
2. Good Man Good Woman
3. I Can't Make You Love Me
4. Tangled And Dark
5. Come To Me
6. No Business
7. One Part Be My Lover
8. Not The Only One
9. Papa Come Quick (Jody And Chico)
10. Slow Ride
11. Luck Of The Draw
12. All At Once
One of my all-time fav's.
Now I have to listen to it. LOL