Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Etta James' recording of this song is a bona fide classic, this despite it not even making the Top 40 in 1961 (peaked at No. 47). But nine years earlier, Arthur Prysock and Buddy Johnson's band had it out on Decca. Prysock recorded it again years later, and that version is posted, but this is the first time for his original.
Etta James' recording of this song is a bona fide classic, this despite it not even making the Top 40 in 1961 (peaked at No. 47). But nine years earlier, Arthur Prysock and Buddy Johnson's band had it out on Decca. Prysock recorded it again years later, and that version is posted, but this is the first time for his original.
