Al Green's 'I'm Still in Love with You'

Al Green‘s ‘I’m Still in Love with You’ is his fifth studio album released on October 23, 1972 by Hi.

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1 . I’m still in love with you

2 . Love and Happiness (Live)

3 . Love and Happiness (on “Soul!,” 1972)

4 . Simply Beautiful {Live, Acoustic}

5 . Simply Beautiful

6 . For The Good Times

7 . Look What You Done For Me (Live)

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Track Listing : 1.I’M Still In Love With You (Al Green, Al Jackson, Jr., Willie Mitchell) – 03:12 . 2.I’M Glad You’Re Mine (Al Green) – 02:57 . 3.Love And Happiness (Al Green, Mabon Hodges) – 05:07 . 4.What A Wonderful Thing Love Is (Al Green) – 03:40 . 5.Simply Beautiful (Al Green) – 04:11 . 6.Oh, Pretty Woman (Bill Dees, Roy Orbison) – 03:23 . 7.For The Good Times (Kris Kristofferson) – 06:27 . 8.Look What You Done For Me (Al Green, Al Jackson, Jr., Willie Mitchell) – 03:05 . 9.One Of These Good Old Days (Al Green) – 03:24

Musicians : Al Green – Vocals . Howard Grimes – Drums . Jack Hale – Trombone . Charles Hodges – Drums, Organ, Piano . Leroy Hodges – Bass . Mabon Teenie Hodges – Guitar . Al Jackson, Jr. – Drums . Ali Muhammed Jackson – Drums . Wayne Jackson – Trumpet . Ed Logan – Tenor Saxophone . Andrew Love – Tenor Saxophone . James Mitchell – Baritone Saxophone . Donna Rhodes – Background Vocals . Sandra Rhodes – Background Vocals . Charles Chalmers – Background Vocals . Sandra Chalmers – Background Vocals

Production : Produced By Willie Mitchell . Charles Chalmers, James Mitchell . Willie Mitchell – Engineer . Larry Walsh – Mastering

Arrangements : Charles Chalmers, James Mitchell

Package : Robert Gordon – Liner Notes

Recorded In 1972.

Released On October 23, 1972 By Hi.

(Source Al Green – I’m Still in Love with You | Official Web Site)

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Soul Tracks
A true testament to the passion of driven men, through Hi Records Al Green and Willie Mitchell produced four stellar, critically and commercially acclaimed recordings within 24 months-a feat never before or never since mirrored. […]

Rolling Stone
Whether Al Green is a better singer than Otis Redding is a question that doesn’t interest me, although I prefer Green’s iridescent falsetto to Redding’s rougher, gruffer voice. […]

PopMatters
Instead, what I was so taken with on that first listen—and what takes me every time I play it—is how it evokes moments of beauty so intense that I lose my consciousness in them. […]

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