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Topic: Solomon Burke Covers Stones on New Album Return to archive
December 16th, 2004 03:54 PM
justinkurian Solomon Burke Covers Stones on New Album

Wed Dec 15, 9:08 PM ET


LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - R&B heavyweight Solomon Burke, who co-wrote the early Rolling Stones concert staple "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love," has returned the favor by recording the group's soulful ballad "I Got the Blues" for his next album, his spokeswoman said on Wednesday.

The Stax-infused tune, which originally appeared on the 1971 Stones album "Sticky Fingers," joins tracks written by the likes of Bob Dylan (news), Van Morrison (news), Robbie Robertson (news) and Hank Williams on "Make Do With What You Got."

The Don Was-produced effort will be released in the United States by indie label Shout! Factory on March 1, shortly before Burke's 65th birthday.

Burke's last album, the critically acclaimed "Don't Give Up On Me," was released through Fat Possum Records in 2002. Produced by Joe Henry (news), it won Burke his first Grammy, for contemporary blues album.

The title track for the new album was written especially for Burke by pianist "Mac" Rebennack (a.k.a. Dr. John).

Both Dylan and Morrison placed songs on "Don't Give Up On Me." This time, Dylan is represented by "What Good Am I?" (from 1989's "Oh Mercy"), while Morrison wrote a new song, "At the Crossroads," and also penned the liner notes.

Burke also covers Robertson's "It Makes No Difference" (from his former combo the Band's 1975 album "Northern Lights -- Southern Cross") and Williams' "Wealth Won't Save Your Soul."

Burke sent a half-dozen songs into the top-10 of the R&B charts during the 1960s, including "Cry To Me," "If You Need Me" and the 1965 chart-topper "Got To Get You Off My Mind." An ordained minister, he was almost as well known for siring 21 children and for his entrepreneurial exploits, such as catering his concerts and running a funeral parlor. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=769&ncid=768&e=2&u=/nm/20041216/music_nm/music_burke_dc
December 16th, 2004 03:55 PM
Fiji Joe Sounds like a winner...get me that for Christmas dog
December 16th, 2004 04:01 PM
Nellcote Wicked Pissa!
December 16th, 2004 08:36 PM
Soldatti His last album was good too.
December 17th, 2004 02:01 AM
glencar I played a musical trivia game on an airline flight yesterday & one of the questions concerned SB's daytime job. I remembered something about him being a mortician & ran away with the contest.
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