Barbara Lynn
Blues & Soul Situation
In 1960, a 16-year old girl walked into Huey P. Meaux’s barbershop. Who would have known this girl would turn out to be the First Lady of Texas Soul and Blues. Barbara Lynn has performed on American Bandstand, played with all the greats, toured the world, and had her hit songs recorded by the likes of Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones, and Otis Redding to name a few.
Track Listing
| 1. | You Make Me So Hot | |
| 2. | You Don’t Sleep At Night | |
| 3. | You Better Quit It | |
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4. | Movin’ On A Groove |
| 5. | He Ain’t Gonna Do Right | |
| 6. | I’m Not Doing Nothing Wrong | |
| 7. | I’m A Good Woman | |
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8. | I Got Love If You Want It |
| 9. | Long Gone | |
| 10. | Matt’s Hatt | |
| 11. | Money | |
| 12. | (Until Then) I’ll Suffer | |
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13. | Sugar Coated Love |
Credits
Barbara Lynn: Guitar / Vocals; Bill Campbell: Bass; Clarence Pierce: Guitar; Paul Mills: Drums; Willie Sampson: Drums (7, 12); Kaz Kazanoff: Sax; Nick Connelly: Piano & Organ; Matt Farrell: Piano (1, 9); Hash Brown: Harp (7, 9); Recorded at: Music Lane; Mastered at: Sounds Outrageous; Mixed by: Lars Goransson; Produced by: Eddie Stout, Dennis Wall; Graphic Design: Den Zelig, www.warriorpoet.org/funk; Photos: Keely Stout; CD Tray Photo: Kathy Murray