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Track Listing:
1. Anything to Say You're Mine - Etta James (2.37)
2. My Dearest Darling - Etta James (3.02)
3. Trust in Me - Etta James (3)
4. Sunday Kind of Love - Etta James (3.17)
5. Tough Mary - Etta James (2.26)
6. My Heart Cries (Bonus Track) - Etta James (2.35)
7. Spoonful (Bonus Track) - Etta James (2.49)
8. I Just Want to Make Love to You - Etta James (3.07)
9. At Last - Etta James (3.01)
10. All I Could Do Was Cry - Etta James (2.57)
11. Stormy Weather - Etta James (3.09)
12. Girl of My Dreams (Boy of My Dreams) - Etta James (2.23)
13. It's a Crying Shame (Bonus Track) - Etta James (2.52)
14. If I Can't Have You (Bonus Track) - Etta James (2.49)
Year of Production: 1960
Track Listing:
1. Anything to Say You’re Mine – Etta James (2.37)
2. My Dearest Darling – Etta James (3.02)
3. Trust in Me – Etta James (3)
4. Sunday Kind of Love – Etta James (3.17)
5. Tough Mary – Etta James (2.26)
6. My Heart Cries (Bonus Track) – Etta James (2.35)
7. Spoonful (Bonus Track) – Etta James (2.49)
8. I Just Want to Make Love to You – Etta James (3.07)
9. At Last – Etta James (3.01)
10. All I Could Do Was Cry – Etta James (2.57)
11. Stormy Weather – Etta James (3.09)
12. Girl of My Dreams (Boy of My Dreams) – Etta James (2.23)
13. It’s a Crying Shame (Bonus Track) – Etta James (2.52)
14. If I Can’t Have You (Bonus Track) – Etta James (2.49)
Year of Production: 1960
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Etta James's debut album, originally released in 1961 on the Chess subsidiary Argo Records. The album's title-track and "All I Could Do Was Cry" (co-written by future Motown founder Berry Gordy) both went to No. 2 on the R&B charts.
When Etta James stepped to the mic in 1960 to record her debut for Chess Records, the world didn't just get an album it got a cultural landmark. At Last! was a velvet-wrapped knockout punch that still sends chills down spines six decades later.
This was the record that turned Etta from a teenage R&B firebrand into a full-fledged legend. Backed by lush orchestration and dripping with raw emotion, she could make heartbreak sound like poetry and longing feel like a victory lap. Chess Records knew they had something special, and they delivered an LP that
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Etta James’s debut album, originally released in 1961 on the Chess subsidiary Argo Records. The album’s title-track and “All I Could Do Was Cry” (co-written by future Motown founder Berry Gordy) both went to No. 2 on the R&B charts.
When Etta James stepped to the mic in 1960 to record her debut for Chess Records, the world didn’t just get an album it got a cultural landmark. At Last! was a velvet-wrapped knockout punch that still sends chills down spines six decades later.
This was the record that turned Etta from a teenage R&B firebrand into a full-fledged legend. Backed by lush orchestration and dripping with raw emotion, she could make heartbreak sound like poetry and longing feel like a victory lap. Chess Records knew they had something special, and they delivered an LP that
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