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Seven Year Itch by Etta James (CD, 1990)

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Item specifics

Condition: Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...

UPC: 0042284265522

Artist: James, Etta

Format: CD

Producer: Barry Beckett^Ricky Fataar^Rob Fraboni

Release Year: 1990

Record Label: PolyGram Records, PLG

Release Title: Seven Year Itch

Genre: Blues

About this product

Product Identifiers

Producer

Barry Beckett^Ricky Fataar^Rob Fraboni

Record Label

PolyGram Records, PLG

UPC

0042284265522

eBay Product ID (ePID)

19046062167

Product Key Features

Format

CD

Release Year

1990

Genre

Blues

Artist

James, Etta

Release Title

Seven Year Itch

Dimensions

Item Height

0.40 in

Item Weight

0.20 lb

Item Length

5.60 in

Item Width

4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs

1

Number of Tracks

10

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Tracks

1.1 I Got the Will 1.2 Jump Into My Fire 1.3 Shakey Ground 1.4 Come to Mama 1.5 Damn Your Eyes 1.6 Breaking Up Somebody's Home 1.7 Jealous Kind 1.8 How Strong Is a Woman 1.9 It Ain't Always What You Do 1.10 One Night

Notes

Etta James's rollicking live studio album finds her seven years without a record label and seven years relishing in that independence. On Seven Year Itch she released some of her all-time best work, from the addiction ballad "Damn Your Eyes" to the riotous "How Strong Is a Woman."