The Detroit Cobras – Life, Love And Leaving

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Label:	Sympathy For The Record Industry – SFTRI 635
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	2001
Genre:	Funk / Soul
Style:	Rhythm & Blues

Tracklist

A1		Hey Sailor Written-By – Mickey Lee Lane
A2		He Did It Written-By – Jackie Deshanon*
A3		Find Me A Home Written-By – W.Scott*
A4		Oh My Lover Written-By – Ronnie Mack
A5		Cry On Written-By – Ronnie Mack
A6		Stupidity Written-By – S.Burke*
A7		Bye Bye Baby Written-By – Mary Wells
B1		Boss Lady Written By – Davis Jones Written-By – Jones*
B2		Laughing At You Written-By – Guardinias*
B3		Can't Miss Nothing Written-By – Ike Turner
B4		Right Around The Corner Written By – Singleton T. McCoy Written-By – McCoy*
B5		Won't You Dance With Me Written-By – W.Levise*
B6		Let's Forget About The Past Written-By – Clyde Mhatter
B7		Shout Bama Lama Written-By – Ottis Redding*

Recorded & produced at Rusbelt Studios
Mastered at Solid Sounds, Ann Arbor

Pressing plant uncredited, identified by the matrix numbers.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Life, Love And Leaving (CD, Album)	Sympathy For The Record Industry	SFTRI 635	US	2001
Recently Edited	Life, Love And Leaving (LP, Album)	Rough Trade	RTRADLP087	Europe	2001
New Submission	Life, Love And Leaving (LP, Album, White Label)	Sympathy For The Record Industry	SFTRI 635	US	2001
Recently Edited	Life, Love And Leaving (CD, Album, Reissue)	Rough Trade	RTRADCD067	Europe	2004
New Submission	Life, Love And Leaving (CDr, Album, Promo)	Rough Trade	RTRADCD067	Europe	2004

fotogink Jul 8, 2022
Edited 2 years ago

Label art on the B Side by the late great Detroit tattoo and fine artist Jeff Shea. Also featuring Eddie Harsch also of The Black Crowes. RIP Rachel and Jeff and Eddie.
audiomodder Feb 16, 2020
What an unexpected gem! This hits the sweet spot of garage band crunch with sultry vocals and even some doo wop influence. An amalgamation of finely blended influences with savvy creative flair and topped with a rock solid mix and master.
yuel Mar 23, 2018
Edited 7 years ago

Anyone else got this one with plain black labels on both sides?
Holerbot6000 Apr 9, 2011
This is the record where Rachael Nagy really comes into her own as a singer. This is her 'Dusty in Memphis'. This album really should have been a breakthrough to the main stream for these guys and, maybe because it wasn't, they seem to have retreated a bit, falling back on the novelty and innuendo of the earlier albums. Fun to listen to but lacking the spelunking soulfulness that makes this record such a stone classic.