Vinyl Album - Bobby Bland - Blues You Can Use - Malaco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bobby Bland
Title:	Blues You Can Use
Label:	Malaco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MAL 7444
Barcode:	04802174441
Date:	1987
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bobby Bland	Get Your Money Where You Spend Your Time	Tommy Tate	Rate
A2	Bobby Bland	Spending My Life With You	Earl Forest, George Jackson	Rate
A3	Bobby Bland	Our First Blues Song	Larry Addison	Rate
A4	Bobby Bland	Restless Feelin's	Cliff Thomas, Larry Addison	Rate
A5	Bobby Bland	24 Hours A Day	Ted Jarrett	Rate
B1	Bobby Bland	I've Got A Problem	Sam Ray Mosley, Robert A. Johnson	Rate
B2	Bobby Bland	Let's Part As Friends	Sam Ray Mosley, Robert A. Johnson	Rate
B3	Bobby Bland	For The Last Time	G. Jackson, E. Forest, C. Culp, M. Benson	Rate
B4	Bobby Bland	There's No Easy Way To Say Goodbye	Frank Johnson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Tommy Couch and Wolf Stephenson

℗ © 1987 Malaco Records

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HIDEKI WATANABE 19th May 2018		Produced by Tommy Couch & Wolf Stephenson Recorded & Mixed at : Malaco Studios, Jackson, Mississippi Horns Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama (Engineer : Jerry Masters) Strings & Horns Arranged by Harrison Calloway MUSICIANS italic : Muscle Shoals Guitar : Not Credited Bass : Ray Griffin Drums : James Robertson, Roger Hawkins Keyboards : Carson Whitsett, Larry Addison Backing Vocals : Catherine Henderson, Jewel Bass, Charlotte Chernault Muscle Shoals Horn Trumpet : Harrison Calloway, Gary Armstrong Trombone : Charles Rose Tenor Saxophone : Harvey Thompson Bass Flute, Alto & Bariton Saxophone : Jim Horn