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Title: An incredibly versatile singer
Review: This best-of collection highlights and depth and breadth of Etta James' talent. She is equally adept with a tender ballad from the swing era like, "Sunday Kind of Love," but she can also get down and dirty, searing through "Baby, What Do Want Me To Do" with a bluesy growl. Other songs, such as "Something's Got A Hold On Me," show off her gospel roots. Unfortunately, some of the material on the album, such as "Losers Weepers," and "Two Sides To Every Story," sound extremely dated and not of particularly high quality. Though there are some exceptions, James generally sounds best on ballads, such as "At Last," "Fool That I Am," and "I'd Rather Go Blind." She employs a silky smooth delivery but then suddenly explodes with roof-raising passion, and making the songs both surprising and memorable.
