Deep in the Night explained

Deep in the Night
Type:	studio
Artist:	Etta James
Cover:	Deep in the Night.jpg
Released:	1978
Genre:	R&B
Label:	Warner Bros.
Producer:	Jerry Wexler
Prev Title:	Etta Is Betta Than Evvah!
Prev Year:	1976
Next Title:	Changes
Next Year:	1980

Deep in the Night is a studio album by the American musician Etta James, released in 1978.

Critical reception

The New York Times called James "a distinctive rhythm-and-blues singer," and noted that the rock and country covers sometimes make "the stylistic disjunction seem rather obtrusive."^[1]

Personnel

• Ed Thrasher – artwork by (art direction)
• Alexander Hamilton, Gilbert Ivey, Henry Jackson, Joyce Austin, Merry Clayton, Reuben Franklin – backing vocals
• Chuck Rainey – bass guitar
• Jeff Porcaro – drums
• Keith Johnson – electric piano
• Bruce Robb, Joe Chiccarelli – engineer
• Cornell Dupree – guitar (lead)
• Larry Carlton – guitar (rhythm)
• Brian Ray – guitar (slide)
• Bruce Robb, Dee Robb – mixed by
• Richard Tee – organ, piano
• Tom Roady – percussion
• Jim McCrary – photography
• Jim Horn, Plas Johnson – saxophone

Notes and References

1. News: Rockwell . John . The Pop Life . The New York Times . 19 May 1978 . C18.