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Boz Scaggs
Released 1997

It All Went Down The Drain
05:32
2,354 plays

Sick And Tired
04:32
1,959 plays

Ask Me 'Bout Nothin' (But The Blues)
04:42
1,845 plays

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- 1
- It All Went Down The Drain
- 05:32
- 2,354 plays

- 2
- Ask Me 'Bout Nothin' (But The Blues)
- 04:42
- 1,845 plays

- 3
- Don't Cry No More
- 03:21
- 1,610 plays

- 4
- Found Love
- 03:02
- 1,517 plays

- 5
- Come On Home
- 03:19
- 1,657 plays

- 6
- Picture Of A Broken Heart
- 04:07
- 1,460 plays

- 7
- Love Letters
- 03:52
- 1,529 plays

- 8
- I've Got Your Love
- 04:38
- 1,380 plays

- 9
- Early In The Morning
- 04:42
- 1,485 plays

- 10
- Your Good Thing (Is About To End)
- 07:26
- 1,474 plays

- 11
- T-Bone Shuffle
- 02:46
- 1,745 plays

- 12
- Sick And Tired
- 04:32
- 1,959 plays

- 13
- After Hours
- 04:07
- 1,638 plays

- 14
- Goodnight Louise
- 04:04
- 1,235 plays

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album review

On this prime collection of R&B and blues songs and influences from Boz Scaggs' youth -- and four new yet classic-sounding self-penned originals -- the blue-eyed soulman eschews the slick production values of his pop chart-toppers such as "Lido" and "Lowdown," instead getting way down and his hands dirty with the honest blood, sweat, and tears of the real down-home blues. Packing in tow drummer Jim Keltner, guitarist Fred Tackett (from Little Feat), and slow-burning, soulful horn arrangements by Willie Mitchell, one of the founding fathers of Memphis soul (and composer of Come On Home's title track), Scaggs' covers of songs originally composed and performed by such legends as Jimmy Reed ("Found Love"), T-Bone Walker (the legendary "T-Bone Shuffle"), Sonny Boy Williamson ("Early in the Morning") and Bobby "Blue" Bland (the thunderous "Ask Me 'Bout Nothing (But the Blues)"), along with "It All Went Down the Drain" (Earl King), and the smoldering "Your Good Thing (Is About to End)" (David Porter with Isaac Hayes), are absolutely impossible to resist. Come On Home is a genuine musical treasure. ~ Chris Slawecki, All Music Guide