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mercredi 7 novembre 2018

ETTA JAMES THE SECOND TIME AROUND

 
ARGO RECORDS 1961                                        LP 4011 


The Second Time Around was originally released by Argo Records 
as a 12-inch LP, containing five tracks on each side of the LP 
(with ten tracks overall). Like her previous album, At Last!,
producers, Phil and Leonard Chess added orchestral strings to 
the background music of James's voice, which garnered her with
 Pop crossover appeal. The album spawned three singles: "Don't Cry Baby"
 (#6), "The Fool That I Am" (#14) and "Seven Day Fool" (#95),
 which all became major hits on the Hot Rhythm Blues Records 
and Billboard Pop Chart in 1961. 



credits:

Orchestra Arranged & Conducted By – Riley Hampton
 Producer     Phil Chess  Leonard Chess
vocal :Etta James

    tracks list:

 A1 Don't Cry Baby     2:20   
A2 Fool That I Am     2:55   
A3 One For My Baby     3:22   
A4 In My Diary     2:33   
A5 Seven Day Fool     2:55   
B1 It's Too Soon To Know     2:45   
B2 Dream     2:23   
B3 I'll Dry My Tears     2:35   
B4 Plum Nuts     2:58   
B5 Don't Get Around Much Anymore     2:25


 Don't Cry Baby


Seven Day Fool 
    



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