A masterpiece of beautiful and sophisticated female vocal pop.
A soothing album for adults with its gentle vocals and mellow arrangements.
This is Rita Coolidge's signature album. Its relaxed arrangements and enveloping vocals, including "We're All Alone" and "(Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher," both of which reached the top of the US charts, make this album appealing. Its urbane and elegant sound can be considered a standard for American pop in the late 1970s.
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A:
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1)
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(Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher And Higher
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2)
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The Way You Do The Things You Do
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3)
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We're All Alone
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4)
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I Feel The Burden (Being Lifted Off My Shoulders)
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5)
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I Don't Want To Talk About It
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B:
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Words
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2)
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Good Times
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3)
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Who's To Bless And Who's To Blame
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4)
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Southern Lady
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5)
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The Hungry Years
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Backing Vocals - Kim Carnes
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Backing Vocals - Booker T. Jones
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Organ, Synthesizer - Booker T. Jones
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Guitar - Dean Parks
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Bass - Lee Sklar
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Backing Vocals - Sherlie Matthews
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Backing Vocals - Clydie King
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Backing Vocals - Venetta Fields
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Tambourine, Congas - Bobbye Hall
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Steel Guitar - Al Perkins
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Harp - Gayle Levant
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Producer - David Anderle
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Drums - Mike Baird
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Engineer - Kent Nebergall
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Drums - Sammy Creason
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Engineer - Marty Lewis
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Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizer - Mike Utley
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Mastered By - Mike Reese
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Engineer - Warren Dewey
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Backing Vocals - Daniel Timms
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Design - Chuck Beeson
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Guitar - Jerry McGee
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Art Direction - Roland Young (3)
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Photography By - Dick Zimmerman (3)
