Pan Am Records – 9152300
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Mono, 180g
Country: Europe
Released: 2018
Genre: Funk / Soul, Blues
Style: Rhythm & Blues
A1 Cuttin' In
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
3:03
A2 Embraceable You
Written By – George & Ira Gershwin
2:35
A3 Broke And Lonely
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson, Johnny Otis
2:50
A4 What You Do To Me
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson, Johnny Otis
2:23
A5 Gangster Of Love
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:50
A6 Highway 60
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson, Johnny Otis
2:23
A7 Looking Back
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
1:59
A8 Deana Baby
Written By – Herb Alpert, Lou Adler
2:13
B1 Those Lonely, Lonely Nights
Written By – Earl King, John Vincent
2:45
B2 Posin'
Written By – Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin
2:40
B3 That's The Chance You've Got To Take
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
3:10
B4 I Just Wants Me Some Love
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:40
B5 Sweet Lovin' Mama
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:47
B6 You Can't Take It With You
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:37
B7 One More Kiss
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:18
B8 Gettin' Drunk
Written By – Johnny Guitar Watson
2:43
Phonographic Copyright ? – Pan Am Records
Copyright © – Pan Am Records
Phonographic Copyright ? – Sundazed Music, Inc.
Copyright © – Sundazed Music, Inc.
Back cover notes by Gary Blailock and Johnny Otis
On the back cover:
Johnny "Guitar" Watson, vocals, lead guitar, plus:
His Orchestra - probably featuring Howard Roberts (rhythm guitar), Ted Brinson (bass), Ernie Freeman (piano), Sharkey Hall (drums), Additional personnel information is unknown.
Recorded in Los Angeles, California, 1961-1962. With the exception of "Gangster of Love," probably recorded in 1958.
Original recordings produced by Johnny Otis.
Bonus tracks:
"Looking Back" & "One More Kiss": Johnny "Guitar" Watson (vocals and lead guitar), plus His Orchestra (unidentified personnel). Recorded in Los Angeles, California, 1959-1960.
"Deana Baby": Johnny "Guitar" Watson (vocals and lead guitar), plus His Orchestra (unidentified personnel). Produced by Bumps Blackwell. Recorded at Radio Recorders studio, Los Angeles, California, probably 1957.
"Gettin' Drunk": Johnny "Guitar" Watson (vocals and lead guitar), Bill Gaither (tenor sax), Mario DeLagarde (bass), Devonia Williams (piano), Charles Pendergraph (drums). Recorded in Los Angeles, California, February 1954.