To Bonnie From Delaney [Import]

1. Hard Luck and Troubles

2. God Knows I Love You

3. Lay Down My Burden

4. Medley: Come on in My Kitchen/Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean/Going

5. Love of My Man

6. They Call It Rock & Roll Music

7. Soul Shake

8. Miss Ann

9. Alone Together

10. Living on the Open Road

11. Let Me Be Your Man

12. Free the People

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Japanese reissue & the CD debut of their 1970 and fifth LP. Guests include Duane Allman, Gram Parsons and Dave Mason. Features the original cover art & all 12 original tracks. 1998 Atco/ EastWest release.

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To Bonnie From Delaney [Import]

Average customer rating:

By Far their best album.
A Souful-R&B-Boogie-Down-Groove-Gospel-Revival!!!!!!
A Long Wait For An Old Favorite
WONDERFUL ALBUM!

To Bonnie from Delaney
Delaney & Bonnie
Manufacturer: Wea International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000088T8
Release Date: 2000-05-16

Tracks:

Hard Luck and Troubles
God Knows I Love You
Lay Down My Burden
Medley: Come on in My Kitchen/Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean/Going
Love of My Man
They Call It Rock & Roll Music
Soul Shake
Miss Ann
Alone Together
Living on the Open Road
Let Me Be Your Man
Free the People

Album Description

Japanese reissue & the CD debut of their 1970 and fifth LP. Guests include Duane Allman, Gram Parsons and Dave Mason. Features the original cover art & all 12 original tracks. 1998 Atco/ EastWest release.

Album Details

Japanese Release of this Long Out of Print 1971 LP. Features Collaborative Work by Gram Parsons, Duane Allman, Bobby Whitlock, Dave Mason, and Others.

Customer Reviews:

By Far their best album........2007-05-26

I've got it on vinyl, but that won't last forever. Why won't Atlantic reissue it?

A Souful-R&B-Boogie-Down-Groove-Gospel-Revival!!!!!!.......2006-10-10

Yea, Delaney Bramlett and Duane Allman sure were fast friends. And this album is where it really shows. This is the kind of Soulful-R&B-Southern-Boogie-Down-Groove-Gospel-Revival Exxxxxxtravaganza that could only have been brewed up by Delaney Bramlett, Duane "Sky Dog" Allman and the peerless session players known as The Muscle Shoal's Swamppers. Spin this puppy on your new Digitized Dolbyized Surround-Sound CD player and get into the groove. Hell it might almost sound as good as that old vinyl "Long-Player" record you slipped onto your snappy stereophonic turntable back in your dorm-room in 1970. I just can't seem to get tired of their music. Loved it back then and still love it today.

Also, Highly-Reccommended: Home by Delaney & Bonnie. Recently reissued vintage Stax Records.

A Long Wait For An Old Favorite.......2003-09-10

I bought the album when I was 15 and wore the grooves right off the disc. Years later, I tried in vain to locate another copy, but this wonderful album had become all but extinct.

"To Bonnie from Delaney" is southern R&B with a kind of down home soul quality that only the Bramletts could do. I am surprised it took 30 years, and even more surprised to see it come out as a Japan import rather than an American digital remake. ( Now all I have to wait for is Claudia Lennear's "Phew" to come out on CD! )

Although the songs are just as I remembered ( minus the pops and scratches ), I was disappointed with the overall remastering quality which I feel is lacking and which is the only reason for the 4 star rating.

Most people might be more familiar with the then popular "Soul Shake", but my personal favorites are the honky tonk piano on "Miss Ann" and the medley with Bonnie singing "Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean"

They played with many familiar names such as Dave Mason, Tina Turner, Rita Coolidge, Leon Russell, as well as Eric Clapton. Even though they seem to have disappeared into obscurity, to this day no one sounds like Delaney and Bonnie.

WONDERFUL ALBUM!.......2000-06-02

ANY album that features Duane Allman makes it special. TO BONNIE FROM DELANEY is no exception. A very underrated album that should be noticed by not only just the Duane Allman fan, but for music lovers from all over. GET THAT ALBUM!