Bonus Song Thursday - Al Green "You've Got the Love I Need"

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2015

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

It's Bonus Song Thursday on the Great Albums podcast and our friend from Roy Orbitron, Conor Meara, is back to talk about Al Green's "You've Got the Love I Need." Released in 2008 on the album Lay It Down, produced by ?uestlove, the music showcases that Green's voice hasn't lost anything over the years. The guys talk about the music, Al Jackson Jr., and Conor chooses an LP from the mystery pile!

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0:00.0	Oh, you're beautiful to me more than my eyes can see.
0:31.6	Your hair blowing in the wind, I don't know why loves it in
0:39.8	Star dust in the sky
0:44.4	Hello, welcome to the great albums podcast.
0:49.2	I'm Bill.
0:49.6	And I'm Brian.
0:50.3	And this is bonus song Thursday.
0:52.3	Welcome to it.
0:53.4	Monday.
0:53.9	We were listening to Al Green and his
0:56.6	album, I'm Still in Love with you. And so we ended up talking a little bit about his more recent
1:03.4	album from 2008, Lay It Down, produced with Quest Love. Yeah. And this was kind of his full-blown return to secular music.
1:16.9	And along with myself and Brian, we have our guests from Monday's episode.
1:21.8	I'm still here.
1:23.5	Connor Mara.
1:24.9	How you doing?
1:25.8	I'm still good.
1:27.6	Welcome back.
1:28.9	It's been, you know, like three days since we talked to.
1:31.8	Yeah.
1:33.0	So this is pretty cool.
1:35.1	Like, we were talking a little bit before we hit record, which is a faux pa on our end.
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