Track Listing

1. Where the Soul Never Dies
2. Will the Circle Be Unbroken
3. Rock of Ages
4. Long Road Ahead
5. Faded Love
6. Talkin' About Jesus
7. Come on in My Kitchen
8. Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)
9. Never Ending Song of Love
10. Sing My Way Home
11. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
12. Lonesome and a Long Way from Home

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #93869 in Music
• Released on: 1997-02-14
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Extra tracks, Import
• Dimensions: .23 pounds

Album Description
Japanese reissue & the CD debut of their 1971 & sixth LP. Guests include Gram Parsons, Dave Mason and Duane Allman. Contains the original cover art & all 12 original tracks. 1998 EastWest/ Atco release.

Customer Reviews

A Rock/Gospel Revival Not To Be Missed.
Delaney and Bonnie were a husband and wife blue eyed soul team who waxed some pretty awesome rock n soul, for a short time during the late 60's and early 70's. Bonnie Bramlett was America's answer to england's Dusty Springfield. She packed a powerful and soulful voice that put her on par with all the greats of the day. Fortunately, their careers, were aided by some of the giants of classic rock, allowing them some much needed exposure. The album "Motel Shot", was one of their best efforts, and unfortunately is only available on import. Songs like "Never Ending Song Of Love"[top 20 hit], is an acoustic gem that anyone over 45 will remember. The gospel/tambourine driven sound of "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", and "Where The Soul Never Dies" are worth the price of the cd alone. Along for the ride here are, Duanne Allman, Dave Mason, Leon Russell,Rita Coolidge and Joe Cocker. Also playing are Jim Gordon, Carl Radle, and Bobby Whitlock who were better known as Clapton's Dominoes. As you can see, they kept good company, but all these players went on to form the core of Joe Cockers Maddogs and Englishmen, and the rest is history. Without a band of that caliber, Delaney and Bonnie slowly faded from the charts, and never repeated the success of "Motel Shot". This is a fantastic recording of a once great duo[even if it was short lived], who had the goods and delivered. A more affordable and generous retrospective is the Rhino cd, "The Best Of Delaney And Bonnie, which has 18 cuts and some great tunes with Eric Clapton and George Harrison.

MASTERPIECE! AS GOOD AS COUNTRY BLUES GETS.
I REMEMBERED THIS ALBUM FROM 26 YEARS AGO AND ORDERED IT WHEN I SAW IT WAS AVAILABLE. TIME HAD NOT DIMINISHED IT'S GREATNESS. FORGET ALL THE CHEEZY MTV UNPLUGGED, THIS IS THE REAL THING. TO HEAR DUANE ALMANS ACOUSTIC SLIDE ON "SING MY WAY HOME WAS WORTH THE PRICE ALONE". THIS IS NOW MY FAVORITE CD IN MY COLLECTION. AS ESSENTIAL TO ANY MUSIC LOVERS COLLECTION AS LAYLA.

Timeless and organic
I had been hunting this album for years to add to my Duane collection. This Japanese CD is great. The remastering to CD format is outstanding. Beautiful tone and clarity.

Mostly gospel standards but the disc really hits home with Duane Allman's soaring slide on
Sing My Way Home.

The liner notes are mostly in Japanese so it's hard to tell who played on what cut :( . Still the music is acoustic and spontaneous .
Well worth owning.