Matriarch of the Blues

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Matriarch of the Blues is a late-career studio album by legendary American singer Etta James that pays tribute to classic blues and soul standards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf studio album
tribute album
artist Etta James
chronology Etta James album
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
describedAs late-career album
features covers of blues standards
covers of soul standards
follows The Heart of a Woman
surface form: Heart of a Woman
genre blues
soul
hasLength approximately 54 minutes
hasTrack Born on the Bayou
Come Back Baby
Don't Let My Baby Ride
Down Home Blues
Gotta Serve Somebody
Hound Dog
Let It Rock
Miss You
Rhymes
Try a Little Tenderness
You Can Leave Your Hat On
includesCoverOf Born on the Bayou
surface form: Born on the Bayou by Creedence Clearwater Revival

Gotta Serve Somebody
surface form: Gotta Serve Somebody by Bob Dylan

Hound Dog popularized by Elvis Presley
Miss You
surface form: Miss You by The Rolling Stones

You Can Leave Your Hat On
surface form: You Can Leave Your Hat On by Randy Newman
language English
notableFor Etta James interpretations of rock and soul songs
performer Etta James
precededBy The Heart of a Woman
surface form: Heart of a Woman
producer Donto James
Etta James
Lupe De Leon
Sametto James
recordedIn 2000
recordLabel Private Music
releaseDate 2000-11-14
tributeToGenre classic blues
classic soul

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Etta James album Matriarch of the Blues
Jamesetta notableAlbum Matriarch of the Blues
subject surface form: Jamesetta Hawkins
Let’s Roll chronologyPrevious Matriarch of the Blues
subject surface form: Let's Roll