Did You Ever Love a Woman - Lou Rawls, Moore, Arnold
A Cottage for Sale - Lou Rawls, Conley, Larry
Be Anything (But Be Mine) - Lou Rawls, Gordon, Irving
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - Lou Rawls, Mann, Barry
I Go Crazy - Lou Rawls, Davis, Paul
Think - Lou Rawls, Franklin, Aretha
Hoochie Coochie Man - Lou Rawls, Dixon, Willie [1]
Baby Whatcha Want Me to Do - Lou Rawls, Reed, Jimmy
Family Reunion - Lou Rawls, Gamble, Kenneth
I Wish You Belonged to Me - Lou Rawls, Gamble, Kenneth
Two Happy Hearts - Lou Rawls, Gamble, Kenneth
Jealous Lover - Lou Rawls, Gamble, Kenneth
Today's the Day - Lou Rawls, Gamble, Kenneth
It's a Tough Job (But Somebody's Gotta Do It) - Lou Rawls, Sigler, Bunny
When Love Walked in the Door (Hurt Walked out the Other) - Lou Rawls, Sigler, Bunny
Who Loves You Baby - Lou Rawls, Mitchell, Marvin
Fine with Me - Lou Rawls, Biggs, Cynthia
Unchained Melody - Lou Rawls, North, Hy
2 CD set. Lou Rawl's death on January 6th, 2006 robbed the world of one of popular music's greatest tenor voices. Here we present his last albums for the Philadelphia International label, issued in 1980 & 1987. Shades ... more »Of Blue was produced by Joel Dorn (producer of Roberta Flack and Bette Midler) and features Rawls' gorgeous readings of the Righteous Brothers' 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling', Willie Dixon's 'Hoochie Coochie Man' and Aretha Franklin's 'Think' (from the original Blues Brothers film). Backing vocalists include Jocelyn Brown, Cissy Houston and the first recorded appearance of Whitney Houston. Family Reunion saw Rawls reunited with the songwriting and production skills of both Gamble & Huff and Dexter Wansel, along with the Philadelphia International session musicians and features Lou's cover of 'Unchained Melody'. Edsel. 2006.« less
2 CD set. Lou Rawl's death on January 6th, 2006 robbed the world of one of popular music's greatest tenor voices. Here we present his last albums for the Philadelphia International label, issued in 1980 & 1987. Shades Of Blue was produced by Joel Dorn (producer of Roberta Flack and Bette Midler) and features Rawls' gorgeous readings of the Righteous Brothers' 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling', Willie Dixon's 'Hoochie Coochie Man' and Aretha Franklin's 'Think' (from the original Blues Brothers film). Backing vocalists include Jocelyn Brown, Cissy Houston and the first recorded appearance of Whitney Houston. Family Reunion saw Rawls reunited with the songwriting and production skills of both Gamble & Huff and Dexter Wansel, along with the Philadelphia International session musicians and features Lou's cover of 'Unchained Melody'. Edsel. 2006.