Tell Mama

by Etta James

Tell Mama cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: January 1968
  • Label: Cadet
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 29:39
  • Community rating: 4.25/5 from 5 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Traveling to the legendary Muscle Shoals studios, Etta James embraced a much grittier, heavier backing band to record a triumphant return to form. 'Tell Mama' is remarkably sensual and wildly energetic, matching beautifully rhythmic, fiercely passionate Southern soul with deeply sentimental, slightly bittersweet tales of romantic longing.

Genres

Descriptors: rhythmic, soulful, bluesy, vocal, harmonies

Tracklist

  1. Tell Mama (2:24)
  2. I'd Rather Go Blind (2:36)
  3. Watch Dog (2:08)
  4. The Love Of My Man (2:42)
  5. I'm Gonna Take What He's Got (2:35)
  6. The Same Rope (2:41)
  7. Security (2:30)
  8. Steal Away (2:23)
  9. My Mother-In-Law (2:23)
  10. Don't Lose Your Good Thing (2:28)
  11. It Hurts Me So Much (2:37)
  12. Just A Little Bit (2:08)

Credits

  • Etta James - primary artist
  • Rick Hall & Staff - arranged by, producer
  • David Hood - bass
  • Jerry Griffith - design [album design]
  • Roger Hawkins - drums
  • Rick Hall - engineer [recording engineer], supervised by [album supervision], written-by
  • Albert S. Lowe Jr. - guitar
  • Jimmy Johnson - guitar
  • Bill Utterback - illustration [cover illustration]
  • Morry Roth - liner notes
  • Barry Beckett - organ
  • Carl Banks - organ
  • George Davis - piano, written-by
  • Marvell Thomas - piano
  • Spooner Oldham - piano, organ, written-by
  • Aaron Varnell - saxophone
  • Charles Chalmers - saxophone, written-by
  • Floyd Newman - saxophone
  • James Mitchell - saxophone
  • Gene Miller - trumpet
  • Clarence Carter - written-by
  • Billy Foster - written-by
  • Ellington Jordan - written-by
  • Don Covay - written-by
  • Ed Townsend - written-by
  • Leonard Caston - written-by
  • Lloyd Webber - written-by
  • Otis Redding - written-by
  • Jimmy Hughes - written-by
  • Lee Diamond - written-by
  • Del Gordon - written-by

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