LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

After signing to the Canyon label in 1970, Irma Thomas cut a couple of singles in Macon, Georgia, with Jerry Williams Junior, a singer and producer from Portsmouth, Virginia that issued gritty, lewd funk under the alias Swamp Dogg; though the singles sold well in the south, they were largely overlooked elsewhere. Nevertheless, Williams brought Thomas to Muscle Shoals, Alabama to record the album that would eventually surface as 'In Between Tears', but the collapse of Canyon delayed its release until 1973, when Williams issued it on his Fungus label. This long-awaited vinyl reissue on deluxe 180 gram format comes complete with 4 bonus tracks.

Track Listing:

• A1 In Between Tears 2:34
• A2 She'll Never Be Your Wife 2:55
• A3 These Four Walls 3:10
• A4 What's So Wrong With You Loving Me 2:19
• A5 You're The Dog (I Do The Barking By Myself) 2:59
• A6 We Won't Be In Your Way Anymore (bonus track) 3:10
• A7 Save A Little Bit For Me (bonus track) 3:05
• B1 Coming From Behind 5:09
• B2 Wish Someone Would Care 7:19
• B3 Turn My World Around 2:03
• B4 I'd Do It All Over You (bonus track) 2:14
• B5 That's How I Feel About You (bonus track) 2:29