Album Info Hide Show Artist: Etta James Album: The Montreux Years Released: Worldwide, 25 Jun 2021 Tracklist: A1 Breakin’ Up Somebody’s Home Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David Matthews Percussion – Donto James Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – Al Jackson Jr., Timothy Matthews A2 I Got The Will Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Percussion – Donto Foster Piano, Organ – Jimmy Pugh Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Vocals – Sametto James Written-By – Otis Redding A3 I’d Rather Go Blind Bass – David Lowrey Drums – Steve Ferrone Guitar – Brian Ray Keyboards – Richard Tee, Rick Wakeman Saxophone – David “Fathead” Newman, Klaus Doldinger trumpet – Lew Soloff Written-By – Billy Foster, Ellington Jordan A4 A Lover Is Forever Bass – Richard Cousins Drums – Donto James Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David Matthews trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – James Frederick Knobloch, Steve Goodman B1 Damn Your Eyes Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Percussion – Donto Foster Piano, Organ – Jimmy Pugh Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Vocals – Sametto James Written-By – Barbara Wyrick, Steve Bogard B2 Tell Mama Bass – David Lowrey Drums – Steve Ferrone Guitar – Brian Ray Keyboards – Richard Tee, Rick Wakeman Saxophone – David “Fathead” Newman, Klaus Doldinger trumpet – Lew Soloff Written-By – Marcus Lewis Daniel, Wilbur Terrell B3 Running And Hiding Blues Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David Matthews Percussion – Donto James Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – Jimmy Reed, W. Walker B4 Something’s Got A Hold On Me Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Percussion – Donto Foster Piano, Organ – Jimmy Pugh Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Vocals – Sametto James Written-By – Etta James, Leroy Kirkland, Pearl Woods C1 Beware Bass – Richard Cousins Drums – Donto James Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David. Matthews trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – Earl Randle C2 Come To Mama Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David Matthews Percussion – Donto James Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – Earl Randle, Willie Mitchell Medley: At Last / trust In Me / Sunday Kind Of Love Bass – Bobby Vega Drums – Herman “Roscoe” Ernest III Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Percussion – Donto Foster Piano, Organ – Jimmy Pugh Saxophone – Richard Howell trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Vocals – Sametto James C3a At Last Written-By – Harry Warren , Mack Gordon C3b trust In Me Written-By – Ned Wever, Jean Schwartz, Milton Ager C3c Sunday Kind Of Love Written-By – Louis Prima, Stanley Wayne Rhodes, Barbara Belle, Anita Leonard D1 I Sing The Blues For You Bass – Richard Cousins Drums – Donto James Guitar – Bobby Murray, Josh Sklair Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – David Matthews trombone – Kraig Kilby trumpet – Ronnie Buttacavoli Written-By – Earl T Jr Bridgeman, Philip Wooten D2 Baby What You Want Me To Do (Encore) Bass – Fred Beckmeier Drums – Tony Cook Guitar – Brian Ray, Cash McCall Harmonica – Claude Nobs Keyboards – Bobby Martin Saxophone – Gene Dinwitty trumpet – Keith Johnson Written-By – Jimmy Reed Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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The album features a selection of live recordings spanning several years, capturing the raw energy and emotion that Etta James brought to her performances. Known for her powerful voice and commanding stage presence, James delivers renditions of her classic hits that feel both timeless and immediate. Tracks like “At Last” and “I’d Rather Go Blind” are given new life in these live settings, with James’ voice resonating with a depth of feeling that only she could convey. What makes “The Montreux Years” particularly special is the way it highlights James’ versatility as an artist. While she is often celebrated as a blues and soul singer, this collection also showcases her ability to navigate jazz, rock, and gospel with equal prowess. The arrangements are dynamic, and the interplay between James and her band is electric, reflecting the spontaneity and passion of live performance. The production quality of the album is excellent, with the recordings carefully remastered to preserve the authenticity of the live experience while ensuring clarity and balance. The audience’s reactions are audible but never overpowering, adding to the sense of being present at these iconic performances. “The Montreux Years” is not just a celebration of Etta James’ artistry but also a reminder of the power of live music. It captures the essence of what made her such a beloved performer: her ability to connect with her audience on a deeply emotional level. For fans of Etta James, this album is a treasure trove of live recordings that showcase her at her best. For those new to her music, it serves as an excellent introduction to one of the greatest voices in music history. In conclusion, “The Montreux Years” is a fitting tribute to Etta James’ legacy, offering a glimpse into the magic of her live performances. It’s a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the artistry and soul of one of music’s true legends. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review