Bettye Lavette - Take Another Little Piece Of My Heart FLAC

Bettye Lavette Soul 2006

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Bettye Lavette	At The Mercy Of A Man Written-By – Andrew Love, Wayne Jackson	2:29
2	–Bettye Lavette	Do Your Duty Guitar – B.B. CunninghamKeyboards – Mike Utley*Written-By – Ronnie Shannon	2:50
3	–Bettye Lavette	Easier To Say (Than Do) Written-By – BB Cunningham Jr.*, Gary McEwen	3:08
4	–Bettye Lavette	Games People Play Written-By – Joe South	3:30
5	–Bettye Lavette	He Made A Woman Out Of Me Written-By – Don Hill, Fred Burch	2:35
6	–Bettye Lavette	I'm In Love Written-By – Ernie Shelby, Joseph Buckner*	3:16
7	–Bettye Lavette & Hank Ballard	Hello Sunshine Written-By – Curtis Ousley, Ronald Miller	2:47
8	–Bettye Lavette	Love Made A Fool Of Me Written-By – Gary Wayne McEwen, Elmo Paul Jr.	2:36
9	–Bettye Lavette	My Train's Comin' In Written-By – Richard Ross	2:20
10	–Bettye Lavette	Nearer To You Written-By – Allan Toussaint*	3:11
11	–Bettye Lavette	We Got To Slip Around Written-By – Charles Hodges	3:05
12	–Bettye Lavette	Piece Of My Heart Written-By – Bert Russell, Jerry Ragovoy	2:21
13	–Bettye Lavette & Hank Ballard	Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go Written-By – Hank Ballard	2:19

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Sounds Of Memphis Studio

Credits

Art Direction, Design – Bill Pitzonka
Backing Band – The Dixie Flyers
Bass – Tommy McClure
Compilation Producer – Cary E. Mansfield
Drums – Sammy Creason
Engineer – B.B. Cunningham, Jr*
Guitar – Charlie Freeman
Keyboards – Jim Dickinson
Liner Notes – Bill Dahl
Mastered By – Steve Massie
Producer – Lelan Rogers
Saxophone – Floyd Newman
Tenor Saxophone – Andrew Love
Trombone – Ed Logan
Trumpet – Wayne Jackson

Notes

"The Classic Late '60s Memphis Recordings with The Dixie Flyers

These deeply moving recordings by one of the soul field's reigning queens were produced in 1969-1970 by Lelan Rogers in Memphis, with the Dixie Flyers in sizzling musical support. For the first time, they're now assembled into one comprehensive collection that will leave the uninitiated wondering why Bettye LaVette isn't every bit as famous as her fellow Detroit legend Aretha Franklin."

Recorded at Sounds Of Memphis Studios
Produced for Shelby Singleton International Productions, Inc
Mastered for Steve Massie Productions

1: SSS International single 839(B), 1970
2: Silver Fox single 21, R&B #38, 1970
3: Previously unavailable in the U.S., 1970
4: Silver Fox single 24, 1970
5: Silver Fox single 17, R&B #25, 1969
6: Previously unavailable in the U.S., 1970
7: Previously unreleased track, 1970
8: Silver Fox single 21(B), 1970
9: Silver Fox single 24(B), 1970
10: Silver Fox single 17(B), 1969
11: Previously unavailable in the U.S., 1970
12: SSS International single 839, 1970
13: Previously unavailable in the U.S., 1970

Billboard chart information courtesy of Joel Whitburn's book 'Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles 1942-2004.'