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Honest Woman
Thornetta Davis
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2017
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Tracks
When My Sister Sings The Blues; I Gotta Sing The Blues; That Don’t Appease Me; Set Me Free; Am I Just A Shadow; I Need A Whole Lotta Lovin To Satisfy me; I’d Rather Be Alone; I Believe (Everything Gonna Be Alright); Sister Friends Indeed; Get Up And Dance Away Your Blues; Can We Do It Again; Honest Woman; Feels Like Religion.
Personnel
Thornetta Davis
vocalsAdditional Personnel / Information
Thornetta Davis: lead vocals; Kim Wilson: vocal, harmonica (2); Brian (Roscoe) White: guitar (1); Brett Lucas: guitar; James Simonson: bass; Phillip J. Cale: keyboards; Todd Glass: drums; James (Jamalot) Anderson: percussion; Roseann Matthews: backing vocals; Rosemere Matthews: backing vocals; Larry McCray: guitar (4); Steve McCray: drums (4); Kerry Clark: bass; Chris Codish: keys (4); Alvin Waddles: backing vocals (4); Lori Waddles: backing vocals (4); Kiara Thomas: backing vocals (4); Kevin Stewart: backing vocals (4); Chandra Lewis: backing vocals (4); Amani Henry: backing vocals (4); Dana L. Davis: backing vocals (4); Luis resto: keys (5); James O’Donnell: trumpet; John Paxton: trombone; Dave McMurray: sax; John Douglas: trumpet; Chuck Bartels: bass (9); Dave Maracaccio: crums (9); Paul Carey: guitar (10); Marcus Belgrave: trumpet (10); Edward Gooch: trombone (10); Rayse Biggs: trumpet (10); Jeff Canady: drums (11); Paul Randolph: bass (12); Skeeto Valdez: drums (12); Crystal Matthews: backing vocals (13); Andre Delano: backing vocals (13); Diane Marie Mathis: backing vocals (13); Anne Wilhelm: backing vocals (13); Lynette Smith: backing vocals (13); Juliaette Hamilton: backing vocals (13).
Review
- Honest Woman by James Nadal
