Full Time Woman (The Lost Cotillion Album) — Irma Thomas

A dignified and weary exploration of love's endurance, wrapped in lush, mid-tempo soul.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 47m

Full Time Woman

3:09

All I Wanna Do Is Save You

3:04

She’s Taken My Part

2:55

Shadow of the Sun

4:07

Waiting for Someone

2:28

Fancy

4:44

Time After Time

4:23

Our Love Don’t Come That Easy

2:03

Turn Around and Love You

2:52

Tell Me Again

3:30

Try to Be Thankful

2:45

It’s Eleven O’Clock (Do You Know Where Your Love Is)

3:01

Could It Be Differently

2:25

A Song With No Name (aka Song for Jim)

2:57

Adam and Eve

3:05

Moments Worth Listening For

The cinematic sweep of the title track where the strings swell against her steady, unshakeable alto.

The stark vulnerability in the opening seconds of A Song With No Name where the piano feels like a private confession.

The weary, midnight groove of It's Eleven O'Clock that captures the specific anxiety of a lover not returning home.

Where This Album Departs

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