Don Bryant - Don't Give Up on Love
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Artikel Name: Don't Give Up on LoveGenre: Rock englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: fat possum records Titelanzahl: 10
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1. Don Bryant - Nickel and a Nail 2. Don Bryant - Something About You 3. Don Bryant - It Was Jealousy 4. Don Bryant - First You Cry 5. Don Bryant - I Got To Know 6. Don Bryant - Don't Give Up on Love 7. Don Bryant - How Do I Get There 8. Don Bryant - One Ain't Enough 9. Don Bryant - Can't Hide the Hurt 10. Don Bryant - What Kind of LoveBeschreibung
Beschreibung
Dedicated to wife Ann Peebles, Don't Give Up on Love is Don Bryant's first secular album since 1969, the same year he placed a co-writing credit on This Is Ann Peebles. Bryant also recorded several singles for Hi Records during the latter half of the '60s, but he settled into penning songs for other artists and spun some gold with his partner, exemplified by "I Can't Stand the Rain." Long after Bryant devoted all his musical energy to the church, Hi Rhythm Section drummer Howard Grimes persuaded the singer to perform with him in the Bo-Keys. Bryant's return to R&B felt so right that it led to Don't Give Up on Love. Recorded in Memphis with several of the Bo-Keys, including Grimes and fellow Hi veterans Charles Hodges (organ) and Hubby Turner (keyboards), as well as bandleader Scott Bomar (bass), it stays true to the tradition of late-'60s/early-'70s Memphis soul. Much of that has to do with the enduring might of Bryant's voice. It seizes attention on the opening cover of Vernon Morrison and Don Robey's "A Nickel and a Nail" -- popularized by O.V. Wright, for whom Bryant wrote material -- and seldom loosens its grip through a set that is mostly originals composed by Bryant either alone or with Bomar. Out of the new songs, "How Do I Get There" is the standout, a resolute hybrid of gospel, blues, and soul where Bryant sings about the promise of the afterlife. Bryant also goes all the way back to 1960 for an update of "I Got to Know," which he wrote for vocal group the "5" Royales, and revisits his "It Was Jealousy," recorded separately during the early '70s by Otis Clay and Peebles. This is one pleasant and pleasing surprise. ~ Andy Kellman
Andy Kellman
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- Artist: Don Bryant
- Record Label: Fat Possum Records
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