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James, Etta - Tell Mama LP (180g yellow vinyl RSD essential)

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Etta James' 'Tell Mama' is a classic album and a must own for anyone. The album masterfully blends elements of Soul, R&B, and Blues. Pressed on 180 gram vinyl.

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TRACKS:

1. Tell Mama

2. I'd Rather Go Blind

3. Watch Dog

4. The Love Of My Man

5. I'm Gonna Take What He's Got

6. The Same Rope

7. Security

8. Steal Away

9. My Mother-In-Law

10. Don't Lose Your Good Thing

11. It Hurts Me So Much

12. Just A Little Bit

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