Etta James was once considered one of the most overlooked blues and R&B musicians in the music history of the United States. It was not until the early 1990s, when she began receiving major industry awards from the Grammys and the Blues Foundation, that she began to receive wide recognition. James has influenced a wide variety of musicians, including Diana Ross, Janis Joplin, Bonnie Raitt, as well as British artists The Rolling Stones, Joss Stone and Adele. Her samples were used by Flo Rida and Avicii’ award winning “Levels”. Both albums feature selections from early singles dating back as far as 1955, including “Good Rockin' Daddy”', “Dance With Me, Henry”, “How Big a Fool” and “Strange Things Happening”.

• 1. Dance With Me Henry
• 2. Do Something Crazy
• 3. Woman
• 4. My One and Only
• 5. I Hope You're Satisfied
• 6. Good Rockin' Daddy
• 7. Hey! Henry
• 8. Strange Things (Happening)
• 9. That's All
• 10. How Big a Fool
• 11. At Last
• 12. Don't Blame Me
• 13. Fools Rush In
• 14. Stormy Weather
• 15. Dream
• 16. Someone To Watch Over Me
• 17. It Could Happen To You
• 18. Prisoner of Love
• 19. These Foolish Things
• 20. One For My Baby (and One More For the Road)