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He's never deserted either blues or jazz, but Lou Rawls hasn't always found a receptive audience for these styles at notoriously conservative major labels. That wasn't the case on this 1989 album, on which Rawls performed straightahead jazz and pre-rock pop or blues, and was backed by an all-star lineup including Ray Charles, Cornell Dupree, Steve Khan, Richard Tee and Dianne Reeves. His voice had an exuberance and fervor that spoke volumes about how happy he was in the setting. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
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Credits
- David "Fathead" Newman
- Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
- Chris Parker
- Drums
- Dianne Reeves
- Vocals
- Richard Tee
- Organ, Piano, Piano (Electric)
- Steve Turre
- Trombone
- Billy Vera
- Producer
- Peter Darmi
- Engineer
- Gary G. Vercelli
- Liner Notes
- Michael Cuscuna
- Producer
- Cornell Dupree
- Guitar
- Bobby Hutcherson
- Vibraphone
- Ray Charles
- Vocals
- Lou Rawls
- Vocals, Main Performer
- George Benson
- Guitar, Voices, Vocals
- Robin Eubanks
- Trombone
- Steve Khan
- Guitar
- Stanley Turrentine
- Sax (Tenor)
- Jack Walrath
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn
- Bobby Watson
- Sax (Alto)
- Howard Johnson
- Sax (Baritone)
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