You're Right, Joe Tex

Joe Tex was 'The King Of Downhome Soul'. A charismatic performer and a great songwriter, he was one of the last in a long line of musical entertainers whose repertoire grew out of the rural southern experience. Along with our earlier Joe Tex album 'Skinny Legs And All (The Classic Early Dial Sides)'(CDKEND 114), this volume gathers up hits, B-sides, album tracks and on 'You're Right, Joe Tex!' 4 tracks unreleased until 1989. Among the latter is a brilliant duet version of 'The Same Things It Took To Get Me' with Mable John (Little Willie John's sister).Recorded variously in Nashville, Memphis and at Muscle Shoals, the backing bands include a veritable 'who's who' of soul session giants including guitarists Reggie Young and Eddie Hinton, bass-guitarists David Hood and Tommy Cogbill, drummer Roger Hawkins and keyboard players Bobby Emmons, Barry Beckett and Bobby Woods.

1 You're Right, Ray Charles
2 You Need Me, Baby
3 The Dark End of the Street
4 Woman Like That, Yeah
5 Keep The One You Got
6 The Same Things It Took To Get Me
7 I'll Never Do You Wrong
8 Take The Fifth Amendment
9 Sweet, Sweet Woman
10 We Can't Sit Down
11 Buying A Book
12 Sure Is Good
13 That's the Way
14 Anything You Wanna Know
15 The Only Way
16 Grandma Mary
17 Take My Baby A Little Love
18 I Can See Everybody's Baby
19 She Said Yeah
20 When A Woman Stops Loving A Man
21 Woman Stealer
22 Funny How Time Slips Away