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His final definitive Atlantic session. The title track was vintage Pickett -- a driving, syncopated bass and surging horn arrangement punctuated by his aggressive, spiraling lead and concluding with a robust shout and defiant exhortation. That set the stage for some sharp ballads and a couple of other nice uptempo cuts. "Don't Knock My Love, Part 1" was Pickett's last number one R&B hit and a Top 20 pop smash. He left Atlantic shortly after the album peaked on the charts, returning to RCA and never enjoying similar success again
Liner Note Author: Gene Sculatti.
Personnel: Dennis Coffee, Tippy Armstrong (guitar); Andrew Love (horns); Dave Crawford (keyboards); Roger Hawkins (drums); Eddy Brown (congas); Jack Ashford (percussion).
Audio Remixers: Tom Dowd; Brad Shapiro.
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