Dan Penn sings about the light and shadow of life.
This legendary songwriter, who created classics at Fame Studios and Muscle Shoals, sings for himself. "Do Right Man" is a poignant ode to masculinity, exploring the essence of soul music. The backing vocals are tight, and the track is dominated by a distinctive Southern groove. This album demonstrates his talent not only as a composer but also as a singer.
10 TRACKS:
1)
The Dark End Of The Street
2)
Cry Like A Man
3)
It Tears Me Up
4)
You Left The Water Running
5)
Do Right Woman Do Right Man
6)
Memphis Women And Chicken
7)
Zero Willpower
8)
He'll Take Care Of You
9)
I'm Your Puppet
10)
Where There's A Will (There's A Way)
Producer - George Drakoulias
Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] - Stephen Marcussen
Trumpet - Wayne Jackson (1 to 10)
Tenor Saxophone - Harvey Thompson (1 to 10)
Engineer [Recording Engineer], Mixed By [Mix Down Engineer] - Johnny Sandlin
Backing Vocals - Buzz Cason (1 to 10)
Producer - Dan Penn
Backing Vocals - George Soule (1 to 10)
Trombone - Charles Rose (1 to 10)
Photography By - Roy Cunningham
Baritone Saxophone - Doug Moffet (1 to 10)
Backing Vocals - Lenny LeBlanc (1 to 10)
Backing Vocals - Ava Aldridge (1 to 10)
Photography By [Back Cover and Musicians] - David Gahr
