Tony Joe White (album) explained

Tony Joe White
Type:	Studio Album
Artist:	Tony Joe White
Cover:	Tony_Joe_White_(album).jpg
Released:	1971
Recorded:	December 1–12, 1970
Studio:	Sounds of Memphis Studio, Memphis; Ardent Recording Studio, Memphis
Label:	Warner Bros.
Producer:	Peter Asher
Prev Title:	Tony Joe
Prev Year:	1970
Next Title:	The Train I'm On
Next Year:	1971

Tony Joe White^[1] is the fourth album released by Tony Joe White, and the first he released for Warner Bros. Records. It was produced by Peter Asher and recorded between December 1–12, 1970 at Sounds of Memphis Studio and Ardent Recording Studio, Memphis (engineered by Terry Manning).

Track listing

All tracks composed by Tony Joe White, except where indicated

Side One

1. "They Caught The Devil and Put Him in Jail in Eudora, Arkansas"
2. "The Change"
3. "My Kind of Woman"
4. "The Daddy"
5. "Black Panther Swamps"

Side Two

1. "Five Summers For Jimmy"
2. "A Night in the Life of a Swamp Fox"
3. "Traveling Bone"
4. "I Just Walked Away"
5. "Copper Kettle" (Albert Frank Beddoe)
6. "Voodoo Village"

Personnel

• Tony Joe White - guitar, harmonica
• Robert McGuffie - bass
• Sammy Creason - drums
• Mike Utley - piano, organ
• Memphis Horns

• • Wayne Jackson - trumpet
  • Andrew Love - tenor saxophone
  • James Mitchell - baritone saxophone
  • Jack Hale - trombone
  • Louis Collins - tenor
  • Roger Hopps - trumpet
• String arrangements by Roger Hopps
• Horn arrangements by the Memphis Horns

Notes and References

1. https://www.rollingstone.com/artists/tonyjoewhite/albums/album/7282113/tony_joe_white