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D&B Together
''D&B Together'' (originally titled ''Country Life'') is the sixth studio album by Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. It was their last album of new material, as Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett would divorce soon after its release.
== Background ==
''Country Life'', Delaney & Bonnie's sixth album, was anticipated by the artist's label Atco (Atlantic) Records following the success of their previous three albums and of "Never Ending Song of Love," a single from their last album ''Motel Shot''; moreover, Atlantic executive Jerry Wexler had developed a personal friendship with the artists.〔Wexler, Jerry and David Ritz (1993), ''Rhythm and the Blues'', Knopf, ISBN 0-679-40102-4, pp. 252-255.〕 The album was delivered to Atlantic behind schedule, and was rushed into distribution upon delivery in early 1972 (Atco catalog no. SD 33-383). However, Wexler found the album's quality unsatisfactory and quickly withdrew it from the market. Wexler discovered that Delaney and Bonnie's marriage was under strain, and responded by selling their contract and this album's master tapes to CBS.〔Wexler and Ritz, ''Rhythm and the Blues'', p. 263.〕 CBS reordered the running sequence of the album as shown below, and re-released it in March 1972, using different cover art, as ''D&B Together'' (Columbia/CBS catalog no. KC 31377).
In 2003, Delaney Bramlett said, "I thought ''Country Life'' was a fine piece of work, so did Bonnie. Unfortunately, Jerry Wexler didn't agree."〔Liner notes to the 2003 reissue of ''D&B Together'', Columbia/Legacy Records, cat. no. CK 85743, p. 5.〕
Guest musicians on the album include Eric Clapton, Leon Russell, Duane Allman, Dave Mason, John Hartford, Billy Preston, Tina Turner, and Steve Cropper. The standout tracks (all issued prior to the album's release as singles on Atco/Atlantic) are "Move 'Em Out," "Only You Know and I Know," "Comin' Home," and "Groupie (Superstar)." (The inclusion of the last three tracks on this album is somewhat incongruous, as they date back to Delaney and Bonnie's first recording sessions for Atco/Atlantic in September 1969. Delaney and Bonnie were still under contract with Elektra Records when these recordings were made; these songs' master tapes were subsequently purchased by Atco/Atlantic, and transferred to Atlantic by Elektra on 10 November 1969.)
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