Credits:

Travis Wammack

Description:

The Mississippi-born guitarist/singer/songwriter, active in the Muscle Shoals session scene since the late 60s, released his first solo on Fame in 1972. Produced by Rick Hall and backed, of course, by the Fame Gang. The album is a masterpiece that vividly captures the crossover between R&B/Swamp and Pop, with Arthur Alexander's "You Better Move On" re-arranged into Marvin Gaye-esque New Soul, and other Fame-oriented R&B/Swamp at the time. Paper jacket. Imported domestic edition.

Tracklisting:

1.SO GOOD
2.HOW CAN I TELL YOU
3.PUT ON YOUR SHOES AND WALK
4.YOU BETTER MOVE ON
5.FUNK #49
6.YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE
7.WHATEVER TURNS YOU ON
8.DARLING YOU'RE ALL THAT I HAD
9.SLIP AWAY
10.I DON'T REALLY WANT YOU