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| Al Green | Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Vocals |
| Charles Chalmers | Background Vocals |
| Howard Grimes | Drums |
| Jack Hale | Trombone |
| Charles Hodges | Organ, Piano |
| Leroy Hodges | Bass |
| Mabon "Teenie" Hodges | Guitar |
| Wayne Jackson | Trumpet |
| Ed Logan | Tenor Horn, Tenor Saxophone |
| Andrew Love | Tenor Horn, Tenor Saxophone |
| The Memphis Strings | Strings |
| James Mitchell | Baritone Saxophone |
| Donna Rhodes | Background Vocals |
| Sandra Rhodes | Background Vocals |
| Archie Turner | Piano |
| Al Jackson Jr. | Drums |
| Ali Muhammed Jackson | Drums |
| Charles E. Jr. Hodges | Organ, Piano |
| Alex Jackson | Drums |
| James J. Mitchell | Baritone Saxophone |
| Al Green | Producer |
| Willie Mitchell | Producer, Engineer |
| Charles Chalmers | Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements |
| Colin Escott | Liner Notes, Reissue Producer |
| Jackson Jr. | Composer |
| James Mitchell | Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements |
| Bob Norberg | Remastering |
| Bud O'Shea | Executive Producer |
| Eli Okun | Executive Producer |
| Alan Robinson | Liner Notes |
| Vince Biondi | Art Direction |
| Howard Craft | Mastering |
| Robert Gordon | Liner Notes |
| James J. Mitchell | String Arrangements |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
Everyone is familiar with "Call Me""Here I Am" etc...But I remember watching Soul Train back in the day.Al Green had a broken arm but he did "Jesus Is Waiting" Live on Soul Train and I bought the album within 1/2hour.Jesus Is Waitng is Al Green's most underated cut of his career.The whole album is bad.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Mr.Green sums up his incredible sound in this one album. Words can't describe his gift; so I won't try. Just listen to this album.
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Posted October 1, 2010
THIS EFFORT FROM THE LEGENDARY BALLADEER IS A SOULFUL BLEND OF GOSPEL, BLUES, AND A MIXTURE OF ALL KINDS OF MUSIC. 'CALL ME' IS A VERY EASY LISTEN. THE VELVETY VOICE OF AL COMES THROUGH WITHOUT A HITCH. AWESOME!!.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Jason Ankeny
Al Green reached his creative peak with the brilliant Call Me, the most inventive and assured album of his career. So silky and fluid as to sound almost effortless, Green's vocals revel in the lush strings and evocative horns of Willie Mitchell's superbly intimate production, barely rising above an angelic whisper for the gossamer "Have You Been Making Out O.K.." With barely perceptible changes in mood, Call Me covers remarkable ground, spanning from "Stand Up" -- a call to arms delivered with characteristic understatement -- to renditions of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" and Willie Nelson's "Funny How Time Slips Away," both of them exemplary fusions of ...