One of the last great soul singers still standing, Howard Tate disappeared, literally, after a run of R&B hits in the late ’60s. Now, more than 30 years later, he’s back with Live, the culmination of his entire career. His only concert album, Live captures Tate bringing his classic old-school soul intensity to currently out-of-print R&B and Pop chart hits such as "Get It While You Can" (covered by Janis Joplin), "Stop" (covered by Jimi Hendrix), "Ain’t Nobody Home" (covered by B.B. King) and "Look At Granny Run, Run" (covered by Ry Cooder). In addition to his classic ’60s recordings, Tate also includes a number of gems from his ’70s albums, as well as his 2003 comeback album, Rediscovered. The result is a testament to an influential and still-vital soul master. 1. Introduction 2. Stop 3. Part-Time Love 4. Look At Granny Run Run 5. Show Me The Man 6. Eight Days On The Road 7. Sweet Sixteen 8. Every Day I Have The Blues 9. Ain't Nobody HOme 10. Sorry Wrong Number 11. Mama Was Right 12. Get It While You Can 13. She's A Burglar 14. I Learned It All The Hard Way 15. Eternity
