Arthur Alexander - Mr John

Review by Cáp Hòa Phát

Arthur Alexander's album "Mr John" is a soulful and introspective collection of songs that showcase his unique voice and songwriting talents. The album features a mix of upbeat tracks and heartfelt ballads, all of which are expertly produced and arranged.

From the opening track "Anna Lee" to the closing song "My Baby," Alexander's vocals are front and center, conveying a range of emotions with ease. The album's standout tracks include "Go Home Girl," a catchy and upbeat tune with a driving rhythm section, and "Black Night," a slow and bluesy number that showcases Alexander's ability to convey heartache and longing.

Throughout the album, Alexander's lyrics are introspective and personal, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-reflection. The production is top-notch, with a mix of horns, strings, and backing vocals adding depth and texture to the songs.

Artist: Arthur Alexander
Album: Mr John

Rhythm & Blues

1972

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Mr. John - (Mono)	3:00
Mr. John - (Stereo)	3:00

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Catalog Numbers

WB 7633

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Warner Bros. Records

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Vinyl
7"
Single
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Warner Bros. Records Inc.

Credits

Role	Credit
Engineer	Jim Williamson
Producer	Tommy Cogbill

Notes

Warner Bros. mono/stereo DJ - Promotion Not For Sale
A Kondo Production
℗ 1972 Warner Bros. Records Inc.

About Arthur Alexander

Born: May 10, 1940, Florence, Alabama Died: June 9, 1993, Nashville, Tennessee Arthur Alexander was a southern soul/ country soul singer who was one of the first to record at a prototype Muscle Shoals Studio. In fact, the money from the hit "You'd Better Move On" enabled to properly develop these studios. Alexander never really made a splash as a singer: especially, after suffering health problems that forced him to retire from the music business in 1975. A 1993 comeback album was well received by audiences and critics alike, but a comeback tour was cut short by his premature death from heart failure in its early stages. Despite having a few minor hits, Alexander is better known for other people's versions of his songs. The and The owe a debt to this singer from Alabama, USA. His tragic, harmony-laden 'Anna' was covered on , and 'You Better Move On' appears on EP. Other artists who've sung Alexander-penned songs include . Also, 'If It's Really Got to Be This Way' appears on and 'Every Day I Have to Cry Some' on . Alexander sings in a soft, low crooning style somewhat akin to .