Ronnie Baker Brooks - Take Me Witcha (2001)
BAND/ARTIST: Ronnie Baker Brooks
- Title: Take Me Witcha
- Year Of Release: 2001
- Label: Watchdog Records
- Genre: Modern Chicago Blues, Blues Rock, Funk
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:07:53
- Total Size: 208/502 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. I Had My Chance 5:23
02. Hit Me On The Hip 4:14
03. See You Hurt No More 5:55
04. Take Me Witcha 4:17
05. Do You Love Me Baby 4:05
06. It Takes A Smart Man To Play Dumb (Smart Dummy) 4:43
07. Pick Powder 3:13
08. Set Me Free Featuring Memphis Willie 4:51
09. Time Will Tell 5:55
10. Bring Back The Love Featuring Jellybean Johnson 5:51
11. Drama Queen 3:55
12. Perfect Love 4:02
13. Flavor Of The Week 4:11
14. Give Me Your Heart 3:37
15. I Laugh To Keep From Cryin' Featuring Lonnie Brooks 3:42
01. I Had My Chance 5:23
02. Hit Me On The Hip 4:14
03. See You Hurt No More 5:55
04. Take Me Witcha 4:17
05. Do You Love Me Baby 4:05
06. It Takes A Smart Man To Play Dumb (Smart Dummy) 4:43
07. Pick Powder 3:13
08. Set Me Free Featuring Memphis Willie 4:51
09. Time Will Tell 5:55
10. Bring Back The Love Featuring Jellybean Johnson 5:51
11. Drama Queen 3:55
12. Perfect Love 4:02
13. Flavor Of The Week 4:11
14. Give Me Your Heart 3:37
15. I Laugh To Keep From Cryin' Featuring Lonnie Brooks 3:42
"Take Me Witcha" is the second studio album by American guitarist and vocalist Ronnie Baker Brooks, released on May 22, 2001, on his own independent label, Watchdog Records.
Ronnie is the son of legendary Chicago bluesman Lonnie Brooks. This release cemented his reputation as one of the most prominent innovators of modern Chicago blues, skillfully combining a respect for roots with elements of contemporary Black music.
The album (like his debut, Golddigger) was produced by funk and pop veteran Jellybean Johnson, known for his work with The Time and Janet Jackson. His involvement helped give Brooks's traditional blues a resilient, rocking, and modern radio-friendly sheen without losing its authentic blues aggression.
Ronnie is the son of legendary Chicago bluesman Lonnie Brooks. This release cemented his reputation as one of the most prominent innovators of modern Chicago blues, skillfully combining a respect for roots with elements of contemporary Black music.
The album (like his debut, Golddigger) was produced by funk and pop veteran Jellybean Johnson, known for his work with The Time and Janet Jackson. His involvement helped give Brooks's traditional blues a resilient, rocking, and modern radio-friendly sheen without losing its authentic blues aggression.
Blues | Funk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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