Styles: Modern Electric Blues, Southern Soul-Blues, Rhythm'n'Blues
Recorded: 1998
Released: 2000
File: mp3 @ 320 kbps
Size: 111.30 MB
Time: 47:02
Art: Full

1. Let's Work Together - 4:17
2. Why Do You Worry Me - 3:18
3. Mercy On My Soul - 4:08
4. Someday Things Are Gonna Change - 2:47
5. We've Been Wrong - 4:04
6. Hello My Lover - 3:06
7. Rock Me One More Time - 3:38
8. Blue And Miserably Unhappy - 4:19
9. I Don't Need You Now - 2:44
10. Give Me Love - 3:19
11. Something's Wrong - 2:59
12. Best Of Luck To You - 4:20
13. Be Good Or Be Gone - 4:02

Personnel: Roscoe SHELTON, Earl GAINES - Vocals
Fred James - Guitar
Phil Rugh - Organ, Piano
Dennis Taylor - Alto, Tenor & Baritone Saxophones
Jeff Davis - Bass
Herb Shucher - Drums

Note: The dynamic vocal duo of Roscoe Shelton & Earl Gaines rocks with gospel fervor on Let's Work Together. Backed by the B.B. King-inspired guitarist Fred James and his group, these two rich R&B voices from the '50s wail individually and in harmony on several of Shelton's soul-laden originals as well as on Wilbert Harrison's title track. It doesn't get any bluer than "Blue and Miserably Unhappy," a showcase for Shelton. And it doesn't get any more impassioned than "Mercy on My Soul," Gaines' solo feature. Powerfully good.

Let's Work Together