Barbara Lynn - The Complete Atlantic Recordings (2014)

Texas-born Barbara Lynn was a soul diva with a difference: not only was she a gifted vocalist, she was a solid guitarist as well, and added tough, wiry six-string work to her biggest hits. While Lynn scored most of her chart hits while she was signed to Jamie Records in the mid-'60s, she cut some of her best material after inking a new deal with Atlantic Records in 1967, and made her way onto the R&B charts with the songs "This Is the Thanks I Get" and "(Until Then) I'll Suffer." The Complete Atlantic Recordings brings together all 24 sides Lynn recorded for Atlantic between 1967 and 1972, as well as a previously unreleased version of the Box Tops' "Soul Deep." Including material produced by the great songwriter and session pianist Spooner Oldham and the celebrated "Crazy Cajun" Huey P. Meaux, The Complete Atlantic Recordings captures Barbara Lynn in inspired form, and is recommended listening for any and all fans of vintage Southern soul.

Tracklist:

01. This is the Thanks I Get
02. Ring Telephone Ring
03. You'll Lose a Good Thing
04. Take Your Love and Run
05. Maybe We Can Slip Away
06. Sure is Worth It
07. Only You Know How to Love Me
08. Until Then, I'll Suffer
09. You're Losing Me
10. Sufferin' City
11. Multiplying Pain
12. Why Can't You Love Me
13. Mix It Up Baby
14. He Ain't Gonna Do Right
15. Love Ain't Never Hurt Nobody
16. People Like Me
17. Unloved, Unwanted Me
18. You're Gonna See a Lot More (of My Leaving)
19. Soul Deep [#]
20. You Better Quit It
21. Nice and Easy
22. I'm a One Man Woman
23. (Daddy Hot Stuff) You're Too Hot to Hold
24. You Make Me So HOt
25. It Ain't Good to Be Too Good