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Music : Al Green - Greatest Hits
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- Greatest Hits
I am trying to get the Back Tracks of the Album Precious Lord - quite desperate - can you help me
Rating: - THE Collection
The sublimely unique and timeless productions of Willie Mitchell at Hi Records, all with marvelous musicianship, and one amazing voice made Al Green demand the title of The Last Great Soul Singer. A greatest hits collection is meant to be just that. Not overkill, but more of an introductory album to turn people on, so they in turn, dive into the vaults to get all they can. In that sense, this is the best greatest hits package I have ever seen. There's only one disappointing omission in "Take Me To the River". The marvelous musicianship comes courtesy of the unequaled Memphis Horns of Stax Records (Otis Redding, Sam & Dave) fame. The Hi rhythm section consisted of three brothers, Charles Hodges on organ, Leroy Hodges on bass, and Mabon "Teenie" Hodges on guitar. And these gentlemen play like brothers. The telepathic interplay between these wonderful "studio rats" is rivaled only by cross town session legends, the mighty Stax house band, Booker T. & the MGs. The secret ingredient of these soul masterpieces may be in fact, Booker T. & the MGs' drummer, Al Jackson, Jr., whose infectious grooves are utterly contagious. Nowhere does this masterful combination gel better than on "Love and Happiness", co-written by Green and guitarist, Teenie Hodges. All four musicians are so perfect, yet so soulful, the horn arrangements are spectacular, and let's not forget, the last great soul singer. There are also bonus tracks, including "Belle", an admittingly touching and inspiring song, where Green's conscience wavers between a woman, "Belle", and God. One can't help but draw the metaphors in the song to Green soon after going from "Here I am, baby" to "Here I am, Lord." This is a must have collection.
Rating: - Al Green is the ultimatum of love song savvy
The name Al Green didn't mean much to me until about 2 months ago. Let me say, he has the coolest sounding voice and music ever. From "Tired of being alone" to "L-O-V-E" Al Green is the perfect love-song artist. He has a unique range in his voice, he can high, but soft when high, and he has a deeper tone when he wants to get jiggy. Love and Happiness is perfect at any time for anyone. Lets stay together is perfect for girl/boyfriend or for the husband or wife. Let's get married is great of course.
Marvin Gaye and Al Green would make an amazing duo. Buy this cd for a loved one. ---Julian---
Rating: - Review Al Green?? Puhlease
If you need to read a review for this Al Green CD then you've got problems. Go ahead be foolish and don't get it. Your loss in a big way. This one is timeless.
Rating: - Review Al Green?? Puhlease
If you need to read a review for this Al Green CD then you've got problems. Go ahead be foolish and don't get it. Your loss in a big way. This one is timeless.
- Greatest HitsI am trying to get the Back Tracks of the Album Precious Lord - quite desperate - can you help me
Rating:
- THE CollectionThe sublimely unique and timeless productions of Willie Mitchell at Hi Records, all with marvelous musicianship, and one amazing voice made Al Green demand the title of The Last Great Soul Singer. A greatest hits collection is meant to be just that. Not overkill, but more of an introductory album to turn people on, so they in turn, dive into the vaults to get all they can. In that sense, this is the best greatest hits package I have ever seen. There's only one disappointing omission in "Take Me To the River". The marvelous musicianship comes courtesy of the unequaled Memphis Horns of Stax Records (Otis Redding, Sam & Dave) fame. The Hi rhythm section consisted of three brothers, Charles Hodges on organ, Leroy Hodges on bass, and Mabon "Teenie" Hodges on guitar. And these gentlemen play like brothers. The telepathic interplay between these wonderful "studio rats" is rivaled only by cross town session legends, the mighty Stax house band, Booker T. & the MGs. The secret ingredient of these soul masterpieces may be in fact, Booker T. & the MGs' drummer, Al Jackson, Jr., whose infectious grooves are utterly contagious. Nowhere does this masterful combination gel better than on "Love and Happiness", co-written by Green and guitarist, Teenie Hodges. All four musicians are so perfect, yet so soulful, the horn arrangements are spectacular, and let's not forget, the last great soul singer. There are also bonus tracks, including "Belle", an admittingly touching and inspiring song, where Green's conscience wavers between a woman, "Belle", and God. One can't help but draw the metaphors in the song to Green soon after going from "Here I am, baby" to "Here I am, Lord." This is a must have collection.
Rating:
- Al Green is the ultimatum of love song savvyThe name Al Green didn't mean much to me until about 2 months ago. Let me say, he has the coolest sounding voice and music ever. From "Tired of being alone" to "L-O-V-E" Al Green is the perfect love-song artist. He has a unique range in his voice, he can high, but soft when high, and he has a deeper tone when he wants to get jiggy. Love and Happiness is perfect at any time for anyone. Lets stay together is perfect for girl/boyfriend or for the husband or wife. Let's get married is great of course.
Marvin Gaye and Al Green would make an amazing duo. Buy this cd for a loved one. ---Julian---
Rating:
- Review Al Green?? PuhleaseIf you need to read a review for this Al Green CD then you've got problems. Go ahead be foolish and don't get it. Your loss in a big way. This one is timeless.
Rating:
- Review Al Green?? PuhleaseIf you need to read a review for this Al Green CD then you've got problems. Go ahead be foolish and don't get it. Your loss in a big way. This one is timeless.