The Robert Cray Band - Change Of Heart Change Of Mind SOFT
Review by Osato Edokpayi
The Robert Cray Band's latest album, Change Of Heart Change Of Mind SOFT, is a soulful and bluesy masterpiece that showcases the band's musical prowess and Robert Cray's powerful vocals. The album features 10 tracks that are a mix of original compositions and covers, each of which is executed with precision and soul.
The album opens with the upbeat and funky "Anything You Want", which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include the soulful ballad "To Be With You", the bluesy "This Man", and the groovy "Can't Make Me Change". Robert Cray's guitar playing is exceptional throughout the album, and his solos are particularly impressive.
The band's musicianship is also on full display, with tight rhythms, soulful horns, and tasteful keyboard and guitar accompaniment. The album's production is top-notch, with a warm and inviting sound that complements the band's musical style.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Change Of Heart, Change Of Mind (S.O.F.T.) | ||
| Bad Influence | ||
| Phone Booth | ||
| I Got Loaded |
Video
Robert Cray- Phone Booth
The Robert Cray Band - Change of heart, change of mind (S O F T ) (lyrics on clip)
Images
Catalog Numbers
- D 1038 T
- D 1038
- D 1038T, D 1038 T
Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 12"
- EP
- 7"
- Single
- 45 RPM
- Promo
- White Label
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | Hightone Records |
| Copyright (c) | Demon Records Ltd. |
| Licensed From | Hightone Records, U.S.A. |
| Published By | Warner Bros. Music Ltd. |
| Recorded At | Cubby Bear |
| Mastered At | Musitech |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Bruce Bromberg (tracks: A1 to A2), Dennis Walker (tracks: A1 to A2) |
| Bass | Richard Cousins |
| Design | Mike Krage |
| Drums | David Olson |
| Guitar | Robert Cray |
| Vocals | Robert Cray |
| Lacquer Cut By | JA, Roger 007 Moore |
| Photography By | Suzanne Roden |
Notes
- A1 From the Album "False Accusations"
- B1,B2 Live at the Cubby Bear Lounge (Chicago)
- Another version exists, with a grey back cover, The Robert Cray Band - Change Of Heart, Change Of Mind (S.O.F.T.)
- Side A from the album "False Accusations"
- (P) 1985 Demon Records/Hightone Records.
- © 1985 Demon Records/Hightone Records.
- Issued under licence from Hightone Records, Emeryville, California.
- On back cover, "Manufactured in England".
- On labels, "Made in England".
- A1 Warner Bros. Music Ltd/Bug Music
- From the Demon album "False Accusations" FIEND 43.
- Also available on cassette. FIENDCASS 43. And soon compact disc FIEND CD43.
- A2 La Lou Music (BMI)
- Previously unavailable studio recording.
- B1 & B2 Warner Bros Music Ltd/Bug Music
- Recorded live at The Cubby Bear Lounge, Chicago, Illinois.
- Recorded and mixed by Metro Mobile for WXRT-FM's "Blues 'n' Bud" concert series.
- Studio versions available on Demon album "Bad Influence". FIEND 23.
- Also available on cassette FIEND CASS 23.
- Stamper/metalwork by Musitech, High Wycombe.
- Category D 1038T on back cover.
- Category D 1038 T on labels.
- Another version exists with a yellow back cover, The Robert Cray Band - Change Of Heart, Change Of Mind (S.O.F.T.)
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, etched, side A): D 1038 A-1
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, etched, side B): D 1038 B- 1
- Matrix / Runout (A-side label): D 1038 T-A
- Matrix / Runout (B-side label): D 1038 T-B
- Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, etched): D.1038(T) A-1 [stickman with a halo] MT 1 [DAMONT crossed out] JA [heart] J.T.
- Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, etched): D.1038(T) B-1 [star with a halo] MT 1 [DAMONT crossed out]
- Rights Society: BMI
Summary by Osato Edokpayi
Comments
Love this.
Good version of Albert King's hit.
The late Dennis Walker wrote those lyrics at 2:30 in the morning, him and a bottle of red wine. Cray and Cousins the music. Truth!
Call Big Rita!
Whats a phone booth..lol
Saw him at Glastonbury in 87? Have seen him twice on tour in London,all great gigs ?
Amazing!
great singer song and guitarist ?
This song was playing at one of my family party when i was a young boy in the 80s and i love this song never knew who song this song into 2022. I'm 44 now Dam
Great song!
For most all of the really outstanding Blues and Blues/Rock guitarists Robert Cray sets the standard. One thing they point out every time is how 'clean' he sounds... no 'string music' where you drag your fingertips on the strings as you slide up and down on the neck changing chords. In the face of that kind of precision, he never loses his feel and passion for what he's playing. I've seen him 4x LIVE in a variety of environments and he is always warm, friendly and reliably wiseass in between songs... and then he proceeds to just tear it up - every time. You never get less than his best when he's on stage. On this particular song there's a lot of technique going on to get the sounds he producing in the lead sections. I can understand why Clapton was sort of stopped in his tracks when he heard Mr. Cray play this song.
I heard this song in one of those late night commercials in the 80's trying to sell you a blues compilation album. Decided to look it up tonight, and now I'm here. lol
❤️❤️❤️
If i had money, i would willingly start a police chase while playing this on repeat. Tale the charge. I mean....even police have their price. Otherwise, they wouldn't call it "Charging you with evasion". This song is amazing!
THE BLUES IS ALIVE MAY 2021
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Always underestimated and never duplicated....
Great song??
"I'm new in Chicago, got no one else to call ... callin' you baby, took my very last dime." The guy is beyond cool. So tight funky sound with great vocals, guitar solo and bass.
)0( reality is truth )0(
)0( truth )0( advance truth readings....
awesome
definitely should have been in the closing scene of phone booth movie
Favorite party song.
I stood at edge of the Flood City Music Festival stage in Johnstown, Pa. about 10 years ago, and looked up at Cray doing this song just a few feet away from me. Of course, he tweaked the lyrics. "I'm new here in Flood City, got no one else to call." Goosebumps.
Yes!!!!!!
