Delaney & Bonnie

Artist:  Delaney & Bonnie
Origin:  Los Angeles, California, USA
Genre:  Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul, Blues Rock, Contemporary Rock

Delaney & Bonnie were an American husband-and-wife Duo composed of Singer, and Songwriter Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett, created some of the most distinctive and unique music of the early '70s, but their alchemical sound and equal parts Blue-Eyed Soul, Blues, Country, Rock and Gospel.  They also fronted a Rock/Soul Ensemble called Delaney & Bonnie and Friends, including Rock Icons like Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, George Harrison Leon Russell, Gregg Allman, Bobby Whitlock, Dave Mason, Rita Coolidge, and King Curtis.

Artist:  Delaney & Bonnie with The Allman Brothers & Freddie King

Title:  The Classic Studio Sessions (2022) 

Genre:  Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul, Blues Rock, Contemporary Rock

Label:  Unicorn

Rating:   *****

Format:   CD

Tracks:

 1.  Announcer (1:36)

 2.  Come On In My Kitchen (3:39)

 3.  Chat 1 (0:43)

 4.  Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad (3:58)

 5.  Chat 2 (1:04)

 6.  Poor Elijah (5:01)

 7.  The Ghetto (5:39)

 8.  Announcer (6:07)

 9.  Livin' On The Open Road (4:53)

10. Better Relations (4:22)

11. The Love Of My Man (5:28)

12. Chat 3 (0:52)

13. 12 Bar B;ues (Don't Want Me Around) (7:03)

14. Chat 4 (2:49)

15. Only You Know & I Know Jam (18:00)

Personnel:

Bonnie Bramlett:  Vocals

Delaney Bramlett:  Guitars, Vocals

Jim Gordon:  Drums

Bobby Whitlock:  Organ, Keyboards, Vocals

Carl Radle:  Bass

Jim Price:  Trombone, Trumpet, Horns

Bobby Keys:  Saxophone

Special Guests:

Eric Clapton:  Lead Guitar, Vocals

George Harrison:  Guitar

Duane Allman:  Slide Guitar

Gregg Allman:  Keyboards

King Curtis:  Saxophone

Freddie King:  Guitar, Vocals

The Classic Studio Session 1971 is a live album by  Delaney & Bonnie with The Allman Brothers & Freddie King, released on September 7, 2022 by Unicorn, featuring Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, King Curtis, Freddie King and more!, recorded live from FM Broadcast at A&R Studio, July 22, 1971.