- A1: Things I Can't Change
- A2: Stifled
- A3: Small Talk
- A4: Playing The Victim
- A5: Right Here
- A6: Empty Space
- B1: The Glass
- B2: All Wrong
- B3: Bad Luck
- B4: Face Value
- B5: Framework
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- A1: This Could Be The Start Of Something
- A2: Once In A Lifetime
- A3: Misty
- A4: More
- A5: There Is No Greater Love
- A6: Muddy Water
- B1: If I Had A Hammer
- B2: Impossible
- B3: Today I Love Ev'rybody
- B4: Without The One You Love
- B5: Trouble In Mind
- B6: Love For Sale
Re-mastering by: Ray Staff at Air Mastering, Lyndhurst Hall, London
This 'live' nightclub date with a jazz trio, revealed to be a faked on the Columbia compilations that have since come out, is nonetheless a great LP, maybe the best single Columbia LP from Aretha. John Hammond discovered her and just wanted great music, but the label couldn't decide if she was a show tune singer, jazz or r&b and never figured out she was all of the above and deserved her own category. This is the most jazzy Aretha ever and if she'd wanted to concentrate on this one area of her talent, she would still be ruling it. Worth the buy just for the track 'Without The One You Love'. J. Ellis
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- A1: Chopper 2:36
- A2: Kay Got Laid (Joe Got Paid) 2:58
- A3: Feel Good 3:25
- A4: I Like It 1:58
- A5: If You Can Hully Gully (I Can Hully Gully Too) 3:30
- B1: Black Coffee
- B2: She Came In Through The Bathroom Window 2:32
- B3: If I Knew Then (What I Know Now) 2:47
- B4: You Better Think Of Something 3:20
- B5: Bolic
