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Buy Now	Let's Stay Together (more) »rank: 83635 by: Al Green	Buy Now	Have A Nice Decade: The '70s Pop Culture Box (more) »rank: 21553 from: Rhino / Wea : :When this material originally resurfaced in an earlier Rhino-celebrates-the-'70s program, many rock scribes contorted themselves into revisionist pretzels: this isn't so bad, they argued--none too convincingly. There'll be none of that here: much of the music on this colossal box set is godawful. The world doesn't miss the likes of Sammy ('Chevy Van') Johns and Sammy ('Candy Man') Davis. Or at least it doesn't miss the records they cut during the decade of disaster flicks and Jonathan Livingston Seagull. That said, this elaborate box is something to behold. The lovingly compiled 92-page booklet provides background on the ridiculous (David Soul, C.W. McCall, Carl ...
Buy Now	Call Me (more) »rank: 26193 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...	Buy Now	Our Christmas (more) »rank: 64565 from: Word/Epic : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...
Buy Now	Definitive Greatest Hits (CD + DVD) (more) »rank: 86801 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...	Buy Now	Feels Like Christmas (more) »rank: 37536 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...
Buy Now	Al Green Explores Your Mind (more) »rank: 119501 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...	Buy Now	Glory to His Name (more) »rank: 26613 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...
Buy Now	Gets Next to You (more) »rank: 117271 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...	Buy Now	Livin' for You (more) »rank: 92336 by: Al Green : :Call Me is the masterpiece from America's last great soul singer, a vulnerable, sensual, spiritual, and sexy album. Sent soaring by the bluesy accents of the Memphis Horns and held to Earth by the rock-solid, wide-open groove of drummer Al Jackson, the subject here is nothing less than Green's soul, a battle expressed beautifully in his otherworldly voice--crying and praying on the title track, despairing on his cover of 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' both bitter and resigned on his version of 'Funny How Time Slips Away'--a voice as true as anything short of heaven. And on the closing 'Jesus Is Waiting,' ...