My Time (Remastered) Boz Scaggs

Album info

Album-Release:
1972

HRA-Release:
21.07.2023

Label: SMCMG

Genre: Pop

Subgenre: Soft Rock

Artist: Boz Scaggs

Album including Album cover

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  • 1 Dinah Flo 03:02
  • 2 Slowly In The West 03:57
  • 3 Full-Lock Power Slide 03:08
  • 4 Old Time Lovin' 02:52
  • 5 Might Have To Cry 04:03
  • 6 Hello My Lover 03:22
  • 7 Freedom For The Stallion 02:32
  • 8 He's A Fool For You 03:44
  • 9 We're Gonna Roll 02:50
  • 10 My Time 02:53
  • Total Runtime 32:23

Info for My Time (Remastered)



"My Time" is the fifth album by Boz Scaggs, released by Columbia Records in September 1972.

"On his fourth album My Time, Boz Scaggs' pop side truly begins to surface in earnest -- or, rather, he begins to channel his smooth soul into a pop package, pushing the funky workouts that dominated the previous Boz & Band toward the background and putting emphasis directly on the song. There's still a bit of grit here -- "Full-Lock Power Slide" charges forward on blaring guitars and organs -- but Scaggs takes a cue from "Hello My Lover" and "Freedom for the Stallion," the Allen Toussaint tunes he covers here, and gives this an easy, relaxed feel, one that's classy and seductive without being gauche. This is elegant, soulful music, with Scaggs effortlessly hitting his marks on both the strutting "Hello My Lover" and his original heartbreak ballad "Might Have to Cry." One of the best things about My Time is how his impeccably chosen covers fit seamlessly with his originals, to the point that it's hard to tell that "Old Time Lovin'" is an Al Green tune, which also points out Scaggs growth as a songwriter. And not only are his songs getting better, they're getting more distinctive and, in retrospect, the cheerful "We're Gonna Roll," and especially the opening "Dinah Flo," point the way toward Silk Degrees." (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG)

Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8 & 10:
Boz Scaggs, vocals, electric guitar
Pete Carr, electric guitar
Jimmy Johnson, electric guitar
Eddie Hinton, acoustic guitar
Barry Beckett, acoustic piano
Clayton Ivey, organ, keyboards
David Hood, bass
Roger Hawkins, drums
Charles Chalmers, saxophone, backing vocals
Sandra Chalmers, backing vocals
Donna Rhodes, backing vocals
Muscle Shoals Horns
Tracks 3, 4, 7 & 9
Boz Scaggs, vocals, electric guitar
Joachim Young, keyboards
David Brown, bass
George Rains, drums
Dorothy Morrison, backing vocals
Linda Tillery, backing vocals
Bob Ferreira, horns on "Stallion" and "Old Time Lovin'"
Tom Harrell, horns on "Stallion" and "Old Time Lovin'"
Mel Martinhorns, horns on "Stallion" and "Old Time Lovin'"
Jim Rothermel, horns on "Stallion" and "Old Time Lovin'"
Jack Scherer, horns on "We're Gonna Roll"
Jules Broussard, horns on "We're Gonna Roll"

Produce by Boz Scaggs, Roy Halee

Digitally remastered

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