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Two Phases Of Irma Thomas Irma Thomas Release Date: 2007 Recording Date: 1973 & 1993 Swamp Dogg 1963 |
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TRACK LIST AND REALAUDIOŽ LINKS 1. In Between Tears (2:34) 2. She'll Never Be Your Wife (2:54) 3. These Four Wals (3:09) 4. What's So Wrong With You Loving Me (2:19) 5. You're The Dog (But I Do The Barking Myself) (2:59) 6. Medley: Coming From Behind (monologue) Wish Someone Would Care (12:18) 7. Turn My World Around (2:02) 8. We Won't Be In Your Way Anymore (3:10) 9. I'd Do It All Over You (2:14) 10. Save A Little Bit For Me (3:05) 11. That's How I Feel About You (2:29) 12. Turn My World Around (2:27) 13. These Four Walls (3:26) 14. You're The Dog (But I Do The Barking Myself) (3:03) 15. Coming From Behind (monologue) (5:12) 16. Wish Someone Would Care (7:22) 17. In Between Tears (2:53) 18. She'll Never Be Your Wife (3:24) 19. We Won't Be In Your Way Anymore (3:52) 20. I'd Do It All Over You (4:40) 21. What's So Wrong With You Loving Me (2:33) |
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| PERSONNEL Musicians - Phase One Irma Thomas - vocals Swamp Dogg/Spooner Oldham - piano Jesse (Pete) Carr/Duane Allman/Jimmy Johnson Robert Popwell - bass Squirm - drums Paul Hornsby - organ Memphis Horns: Charles Chalmers - tenor sax Andrew Love - tenor sax Wayne Jackson - trumpet Floyd Newman - baritone sax Joe DeAngleis - french horn Richard Rome - string arrangemenst Philadephia Symphony - strings Charles Chalmers - Sandra Rhodes - Donna Rhodes - Jeanie Green - background vocals Musicians - Phase Two Irma Thomas - vocals Swamp Dogg/Rodney Thomas - piano Alan Schwartz/Duane Allman - guitar Kenny Atbush - drums Charles Hayes - tenor/alto sax, proteus E-MU Joe Davis - trumpet Eleanor Rigby/Sabrina Wilson - background vocals |
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| NOTES: Phase One This is the original album released in 1973. Although, we had some marginal chart success I was never convinced that I did my bery best productions. Irma's vocals are impeccable without flaws. She was happy and in the best voice of her life and it comes through here. I loved working with her and would love to get one more chance to produce her. Phase Two I finally convinced myself in 1993 that the album was incomplete musically and I could make it beter. So..I gathered some of the top session guys, and went in to the studio to create a musical Mona Lisa. It turned out great...but..it took on a personality of it's own that no way relates to making Phase One better or worse. They both are equally great. If I do say so myself. Nevertheless, they are completely different. Even Irma's vocals seem to be different although still impeccable. Phase Two kicks more funk where Phase One is the ultimate in Southern Soul and Blues. - Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams - |
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