Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Delaney & Bonnie Title: Together Members Wishing: 6 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony Japan Release Date: 10/19/1997 Album Type: Import Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock Styles: Blues Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 4988009635026, 5099750788028 |
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Reissue of Their 1972 Release, Unavailable In The USA. Duane Allman Guests On Guitar & Dobro, This Was Some of His Last Recorded Session Work Before His Death In 1971. Includes D&b's Version of The Huge Seventies H... more » |
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Album Description Reissue of Their 1972 Release, Unavailable In The USA. Duane Allman Guests On Guitar & Dobro, This Was Some of His Last Recorded Session Work Before His Death In 1971. Includes D&b's Version of The Huge Seventies Hit Made Famous By The Carpenters, 'Superstar', Which Was Co-Written By Bonnie Bramlett. Also Includes The Studio Version of Their Biggest Hit 'Only You Know & I Know'. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsMusic that influenced many J. Maydan | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | 06/29/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "Bonnie Bramlett: the original Delta lady; female Joe Cocker. Her voice is the centrepiece of the album. Her song, Groupie (Superstar) has been covered by Rita Coolidge (on Mad Dogs and Englishmen) and others. But if you've not heard Bonnie sing it, you've never heard it. If you like Lucinda Williams or Sheryl Crow, appreciate the unique twists that Janis, Stevie Nicks and Melissa Etheridge bring to music, you'll love this CD. Bluesy, folksy, rocking gospel. Delaney was the guy who encouraged Eric Clapton to sing. Their love song duets are full and heartfelt (at the time, anyway!) "Move 'Em Out" is one of my favourites: the grass ain't always greener. "Country Life" sweetly captures that back-to-the-land fantasy that turned into modern-day cocooning and seems to be Delaney's homage to his house full of women.It is my humble opinion that Groupie is about Eric Clapton - either that, or it inspired Clapton's guitarwork!"
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