Originally released on Argo Record in 1963 this was Etta James’s fourth studio album. Produced by Chicago master Leonard Chess, the man who first saw the potential for James to go into a more pop-oriented direction, this essential album release consisted of her ten top record hits in the past three years. An incredible array of songs in various moods such as the “Something Got A Hold On Me”, “All I Could Do Was Cry”, and “At Last”, all hits that would literally make the R&B sound of the ’60s. Clear vinyl; edition of 300.