Dakota Staton - I Love You More Than Youll Ever Know I Want A Country Man

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Review by Bec Stafford

Dakota Staton's album "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know I Want A Country Man" is a delightful collection of country songs that showcase her vocal range and versatility as an artist. The album features a mix of classic and contemporary country tracks, each delivered with Staton's signature soulful style.

The opening track, "I Want a Country Man," sets the tone for the album with its catchy melody and memorable lyrics. Staton's vocals are at their best on this track, showcasing her ability to switch effortlessly between different vocal styles.

Other standout tracks on the album include "You're the Reason," a classic country ballad that highlights Staton's emotive vocals, and "You Don't Know Me," a soulful rendition of the Ray Charles classic that showcases her ability to infuse country music with a touch of R&B.

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Artist: Dakota Staton
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know3:25
(I Want A) Country Man3:58

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Catalog Numbers

SGM 1017

Labels

Groove Merchant

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

Credits

RoleCredit
Arranged ByManny Albam
ConductorManny Albam
ProducerSonny Lester

Notes

Track A: Sea-Lark Enterprises Inc.

Barcodes

Rights Society: BMI

About Dakota Staton

American jazz and R&B vocalist. Born June 3, 1932, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Died April 10, 2007, New York City, New York, USA. She released several acclaimed albums in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Her biggest success came with 'The Late, Late Show' in 1957. For a time following her 1958 wedding to , an Antiguan Muslim trumpeter, she was also known by her Muslim name, Aliyah Rabia.

Name Vars

  • D. Staton
  • Dakota Station
  • Staton
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Summary by Bec Stafford

"I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know I Want A Country Man" is a must-have for fans of country music and soulful vocals. Dakota Staton's unique blend of country and soul is sure to captivate listeners and leave them wanting more.

Comments

plummerz21
plummerz21
Have loved Dakota Staton since I was 12 - 72 now.  Her songs were in the only key I could sing on...my fave Simple Life....I can still belt that one out and I can't carry sheet music in a bag, let along carry a tune!  But her songs elevate my performance!
demeh007wp
demeh007wp
More than you'll ever know
587
?my✨divine??L❤VE?
seoavanzado
seoavanzado
"I could be President of AfroSheen" ?
Hahahahaha
iyasmuhammed
iyasmuhammed
Met Dakota many times in the 70sm, hanging out at Richard's Lounge in Lakewood NJ. Dakota's trademark tune was "The Late Late Show."
anisarahmani178
anisarahmani178
i should have known
alicia1hemo
alicia1hemo
Γεννήθηκε στο Pittsburgh στις 3 Ιουνίου του 1930, και άρχισε να τραγουδάει και να χορεύει από μικρούλα. Στα 18 της χρόνια τραγουδούσε πια στα nightclubs του Detroit, πριν βρεθεί στη Νέα Υόρκη. Εκεί, το 1955, το έγκυρο “Down Beat” την ψήφισε σαν τη περισσότερα υποσχόμενη νέα άφιξη, που ξεχώριζε για τον ήχο της σαν τρομπέτα φωνής της και το σκληρό, αυθάδες στυλ της.

Το 1957 έσκασε στη σκηνή της τζαζ με το “The Late, Late Show” πρώτο της άλμπουμ κι έσπασε τα κοντέρ. Οι κριτικοί την λάτρεψαν κι ας μην ήταν ούτε ψηλή, ούτε ξανθιά, ούτε καμιά σέξι ντίβα του Χόλιγουντ. Γι αυτήν έπαιξαν και έγραψαν σπουδαίοι σαν τον George Shearing ή τον Nelson Riddle. Όμως η Dakota Staton δεν έπιασε ποτέ τη φήμη και την δόξα της Dinah Washington, ίνδαλμά της και βαθιά επιρροή της.
octupus
octupus
Dakota and I go way back and I enjoy her and her voice since then. She is so sassy.
confuzious
confuzious
Rip. Brynda
buadromor
buadromor
maybe the most beautiful song ever recorded
jameshopps7151
jameshopps7151
she is one of the Queen that Bring memories back she one great legend of her time Her spirit is still here with us god rest her in peace Queen is for every Amen Ra,
wcwang2
wcwang2
Loved the original by Al kooper and Blood Sweat and Tears in 1968, and then donny hathaway, Tina Britt and now another great version. Al wrote a classic.
inskinmedispa
inskinmedispa
LISTENED TO HER WHILE I WAS IN THE ARMY,THE BEST
mattkingahh
mattkingahh
Dakota does an excellent job on this song BUT I'm so used to Donny Hathaway's version with horns in the background and then there's the BIg O's Version but of course I'm a male and many times we don't listen to our woman we wants them to listen to us, so when Donny or Otis sings this song it's almost like me telling it to my woman and not listening to her telling me the same
lancegardnerblog
lancegardnerblog
τέλειο <3 λατρεμένο , υπέροχο <3
vivi960107
vivi960107
I remember her from the late 50s and early 60s but she seemed to drop of the charts and public notice in the mid 60s.  Perhaps her adoption of Islam and name change may have contributed to the down grade in her public profile.  Dunno for sure. But I am in general agreement with the commentators below that she had a very good voice and expressive manner in her performance.  In my mind, she was always an under-rated Blues Queen.

I just might add that this splendid song has great orchestration which helps bring out the true beauty of her voice.
vishalbora23vb
vishalbora23vb
the soul...thanks
manisincinta
manisincinta
Nice version!
Released in 1973.
andrewterwissen
andrewterwissen
"In The Night" was the only 78 vinyl record I owned in 1959, and I used to play it endlessly in my hotel room in St.Germain des Près while I was painting . A marvelous voice ! Source of inspiration .
ladnanen
ladnanen
This is one of my favorite records, and she really kills this song. A truly original artist. One of the greats. Thanks for posting.
utkarshkatiyar19
utkarshkatiyar19
this is really great, up there with stuff like penny blues by kim weston, thanks!!!
giom44197
giom44197
I grew up listening to her old vinyl, my dad who is 84 now , remembers her from back home in Pittsburg, and he use to tell me how this little girl of 5 or 6 they would put up on a bar stool and she would sing her heart out. It was really cool of you to post this! Thank you so much!
cooking99
cooking99
I own just about all of her recordings (vinyl & CD) & I have seen her in person. She was a phenomenal jazz singer! It's a shame that more wasn't written about her when she died.