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Call Me
R&B / Soul · 1989 · 8 tracks · 34m

Call Me

Ann Peebles

Polished late-eighties soul with a smooth Memphis grit. Mature, romantic grooves that trade raw rain for a sophisticated, candlelit glow.

1989 · Waylo

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A sophisticated and resilient blend of romantic warmth and hard-won wisdom.

Tracklist · 8 Tracks · 34m
01
Call Me
3:41
03
Didn't We Do It
3:58
04
Your Well's Gone Die
3:50
05
One Bad Turn
3:23
06
I Found Somebody New
3:35
07
If You're Going To Leave
3:55
08
I Like a Man
4:10
09
I Won't Let Your Heart Roam
3:42
Moments Worth Listening For
The smooth transition into the chorus of the title track where the synths swell to meet her voice.
The gritty guitar lick that punctuates the bridge of Your Well's Gone Die, adding a sudden edge.
The way her voice drops to a near whisper on the closing track, emphasizing the intimacy of the lyric.
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How does Call Me sound next to the rest of Ann Peebles's catalogue?

Keys/Synth+4.0σ

The instrumentation foregrounds keys/synth far more than the catalogue usually does.

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