RCA publish Etta James’ ‘Burnin’ Down the House: Live at the House of Blues’ (2002)
Etta James‘ ‘Burnin’ Down the House: Live at the House of Blues’ is her twenty-eighth album recorded in West Hollywood and released on May 7, 2002 y Rca Victor.
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1 . I Just Want To Make Love To You (Live)
2 . I Just Want To Make Love / Born To Be Wild
3 . I’D Rather Go Blind (Live)
4 . I’D Rather Go Blind (Montreux, 1993)
5 . At Last (1993, “Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction”)
6 . You Can Leave Your Hat On
7 . You Can Leave Your Hat On (8/17/1991, Newport Jazz Festival)
8 . Something’s Got A Hold On Me (Live)
9 . Something’s Got A Hold On Me (Live)
10 . Your Good Thing (Live)
11 . Rock Me Baby (Live)
12 . Rock Me Baby (w/ Stephen Stills)
13 . Love And Happiness (Montreux)
14 . Take Me To The River (w/ And The Roots Band)
15 . Sugar On The Floor (Live)
16 . Sugar On The Floor (Live)
Etta James – Burnin’ Down the House
Track Listing : 1.Introduction – 0:50 . 2.Come To Mama (Willie Mitchell, Earl Randle) – 05:13 . 3.I Just Want To Make Love To You (Willie Dixon) – 05:21 . 4.Born To Be Wild (Mars Bonfire) – 06:20 . 5.I’D Rather Go Blind (Billy Foster, Ellington Jordan) – 06:21 . 6.All The Way Down (Catherine Williamson, Gabe Mekler, Trevor Lawrence) – 06:30 . 7.At Last (Mack Gordon, Harry Warren) – 04:44 . 8.Leave Your Hat On (Randy Newman) – 05:33 . 9.Something’S Got A Hold On Me (Etta James, Leroy Kirkland, Pearl Woods) – 05:10 . 10.Your Good Thing Is About To End (Isaac Hayes, David Porter) – 07:40 . 11.Rock Me Baby (Joe Josea / B.B. King) – 04:28 . 12.Love And Happiness (Al Green, Mabon “”Teenie”” Hodges) – 0 9:56 . 13.Take Me To The River (Al Green, Mabon “”Teenie”” Hodges) – 0 . 14.My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart) – 0 . 15.Sugar On The Floor (Kiki Dee) – 11:04
Musicians : Etta James – Vocals . The Roots – Band . Sametto James – Bass . David Matthews – Clavinet, Fender Rhodes, Piano, Roland Synthesizer, Strings, Wurlitzer . Donto Metto James – Drums, . Lee Thornburg – Flugelhorn, Horn Arrangements, Trombone, Trumpet . Ronnie Buttacavoli – Flugelhorn, Trumpet . Bobby Murray – Guitar . Josh Sklair – Guitar . Jimmy “”Z”” Zavala – Harmonica, Sax (Tenor) . Mike Finnigan – Organ (Hammond) . Luis Conte – Percussion . David Woodford – Sax (Baritone) . Tom Poole – Trumpet
Production : Produced By John Snyder . Tony Mills – Engineer . Kathy Yore – Engineer . Jay Newland – Engineer, Mixing, Surround Mix . John Faizarano – Assistant Engineer . Bob Stone – Assistant Engineer
Package : Chapman Baehler – Cover Photo
Recorded In December 2001 At House Of Blues In West Hollywood, Ca,.
Released On May 7, 2002 By Rca Victor.
(Source Burnin’ Down the House @ Wikipedia)
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Soundstage
Other performances, such as “Your Good Thing is About to End” and “I’d Rather Go Blind” — blues songs that are not as well known as the two I mentioned above — show a singer in full command of her talent. These songs give Ms. James the chance to express real feelings instead of the clichés that blues audiences seem to expect. […]
allmusic
The veteran soul/blues singer was only 16 when, in 1954, she made her first recordings for Modern records; she was 63 when this excellent live album was recorded….and it is obvious that vocally, she didn’t lose anything along the way. […]
Amazon
Just when it seems that the purr has left Etta James‘s estimable voice, about halfway through this live concert … she begins her eternally romantic ballad “At Last,” and the years tumble away. James’s singing becomes flexible as a tenor saxophone, building to a lovely, serpentine diminuendo, which she caps with an arching phrase that dissipates in a misty exhalation of breath. […]
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