Album Details
Title: Her Best Artist: Etta James Release Date: 1997 Re-Released On: 3/25/1997 Label: Chess Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 076732936726, 0076732936726, 0731454436724 Genre: Blues Styles: Early R&B, Soul-Blues Moods: Earthy, Gutsy, Passionate, Boisterous, Earnest, Intimate, Romantic, Exuberant, Joyous, Laid-Back/Mellow, Melancholy, Raucous, Rollicking, Rowdy, Sensual, Sentimental, Reverent, Summery Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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At Last
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All I Could Do Is Cry
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If I Can't Have You
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A Sunday Kind of Love
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My Dearest Darling
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Something's Got a Hold on Me
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Trust in Me
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Next Door to the Blues
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Don't Cry Baby
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Fool That I Am
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Two Sides to Every Story
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Pushover
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Stop the Wedding
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In the Basement, Pt. 1
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Baby, What You Want Me to Do [Live]
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I'd Rather Go Blind
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Security
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Loser's Weepers, Pt. 1
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All the Way Down
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Tell Mama
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1997 | CD | Chess | 9367 |
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Album Review
While several best-ofs from Etta James' Chess period have been available over the years -- with the two-disc, 44-track Essential Etta James at the top of the list in giving the big picture -- this 20-track collection sweats that bigger picture down to bare essentials. For those wishing to finally sample Etta's classic period at Chess without opening the wallet for box set expense, this single-disc retrospective will fill the bill quite nicely. Featuring 20 of the tracks that appear on the double-disc Essential anthology without anything literally essential left off, this scintillating little disc now officially becomes the one-stop, first-time purchase in connecting with the emotional greatness inherent in Etta's siren song. There's plenty more after this to discover, but this is absolutely where you start. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Aaron Varnell | Saxophone | | Al Duncan | Drums | | Albert Lowe | Guitar | | Andy McKaie | Producer, Compilation Producer | | Barry Beckett | Organ | | Billy Davis | Producer | | Carl Banks | Organ | | Charles Chalmers | Saxophone | | Chuck Rainey | Bass | | David Hood | Bass, Bass (Electric) | | David T. Walker | Guitar | | Dewey Oldham | Piano, Organ | | Erick Labson | Digital Remastering, ? | | Etta James | Vocals | | Floyd Newman | Saxophone | | Freeman Brown | Drums | | Gabriel Mekler | Producer | | Gavrell Cooper | Sax (Tenor) | | Geary Chansley | Photo Research | | Gene Miller | Trumpet | | George Davis | Piano | | Harvey Fuqua | Performer | | James Mitchell | Saxophone | | Jim Marshall | Photography | | Jimmy Johnson | Guitar | | John Young | Piano | | Ken Marco | Guitar | | Kenny Rice | Drums | | King Errisson | Conga | | Marion Wright | Bass | | Matt "Guitar" Murphy | Guitar | | Meire Murakami | Design | | Peter Grendysa | Liner Notes | | Ralph Bass | Producer | | Ray Avery | Photography | | Reggie Boyd | Bass | | Richard Waters | Drums | | Rick Hall | Producer | | Riley Hampton | Arranger, Conductor | | Roger Dawkins | Drums | | Sugar Pie DeSanto | Performer | | Vartan | Art Direction | | Vonzell Cooper | Organ | | William D. "Smitty" Smith | Keyboards |
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