Lou Rawls – Too Much! (1967)

Lou Rawls – Too Much! (1967 Capitol Records Album)  Rare Soul & Blues Vinyl Info

Capitol Records 1967 ‎– T 2713

 

notes:

Lou Rawls, the smooth-voiced soul and blues legend, released

 Too Much! in 1967 under Capitol Records. Known for his velvety

 baritone and emotive delivery, Rawls created an album that 

blends soul, blues, and early R&B. This record is a must-have 

for collectors of vintage vinyl and fans of 60s soul.

Credits:

Arranged By – H.B. Barnum

Bass – James Bond*

Drums – Earl Palmer

Engineer – Joe Polito

Guitar – Barney Kessel

Piano – Gerald Wiggins

Saxophone – Jim Horn, Teddy Edwards

Trumpet – Fred Hill*, Tony Terran

Producer – David Axelrod

Engineer [Recording] – Joe Polito

tracklist:

A1 Yes, It Hurts (Doesn't It?)

Written-By – Ben Raleigh, H.B. Barnum

2:08

A2 It's An Uphill Climb To The Bottom

Written-By – Fangette Enzel

2:52

A3 I Just Want To Make Love To You

Written-By – W. Dixon*

3:27

A4 You're Takin' My Bag

Written-By – John D. Loudermilk

3:11

A5 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye

Written-By – John D. Loudermilk

2:32

A6 Dead End Street - Monologue

Written-By – Lou Rawls

1:27

A7 Dead End Street

Written-By – B. Raleigh*, D. Axelrod*

2:10

B1 Twelfth Of Never

Written-By – J. Livingston*, P. F. Webster*

3:34

B2 Righteous Woman - Monologue

Written-By – Lou Rawls

2:10

B3 I Wanna Little Girl

Written-By – B. Moll*, M, Mencher*

2:11

B4 Why (Do I Love You So)

Written-By – J. W. Alexander

2:43

B5 I'll Take Time

Written-By – John Anderson*

2:07

B6 You're Always On My Mind

Written-By – J. W. Alexander

2:50

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