It’s been a few months since we featured Al Green, so we’d better remedy that. Here’s a February 1972 ad for the soon-to-be classic Let’s Stay Together LP. The album, of course, featured the single of the same name (US … Continue reading →
Al Green is the “Best New Vocalist” in Record World‘s 1972 Annual D.J. poll? Well, heck, yes! I couldn’t agree more. Sample a tasty Al Green tune circa 1972 below. Al Green: ‘So You’re Leaving (1972) Previously on Vintage Ads: … Continue reading →
Al Green’s “Call Me (Come Back Home)” released in January of 1973 and appeared on the singer’s Call Me L.P. in April of the same year. “Call Me (Come Back Home)”, written by Green, Al Jackson Jr., and Willie Mitchell, … Continue reading →
Hearty greetings, music aficionados! Today we present our listening chart for The Top 10 Songs Of 1972. You can catch the chart for 1971 before you dive in. The list below was created by combining the year-end, best-selling singles charts … Continue reading →
“Oooh, baby.” Al Green’s Livin’ for You L.P. released in December of 1973. Singles from Green’s seventh studio album included the title track and “Let’s Get Married.” Al Green: ‘Livin’ For You’ (1973) (Image source: Record World via American Radio … Continue reading →
It’s Monday, and a new month is here. Let’s have Al Green sing us forward. Here he is performing “Tired Of Being Alone” live on The Midnight Special. (The YouTube poster lists this as ’74, but my best guess is … Continue reading →
Check in now with Al Green as he performs “You Ought to Be with Me” on Soul Train in, what appears to be, early 1973. “You Ought to Be with Me” originally appeared on Green’s Call Me L.P. and hit … Continue reading →
Soul great, Al Green has been added to Cherry Stereo‘s Music Makers of the Seventies section. If you’re tired of being alone and feel the need to take yourself to the river – you’ll want to have a good time … Continue reading →