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Let It Burn

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Download links and information about Let It Burn by Ruthie Foster. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Blues, Rock, Country genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 52:59 minutes.

Artist: Ruthie Foster
Release date: 2012
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Blues, Rock, Country
Tracks: 13
Duration: 52:59
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Welcome Home 2:50
2. Set Fire to the Rain 4:18
3. This Time 4:48
4. You Don't Miss Your Water 3:59
5. Everlasting Light 3:33
6. Lord Remember Me 3:11
7. Ring of Fire 3:09
8. Aim for the Heart 3:27
9. It Makes No Difference 5:10
10. Long Time Gone 5:14
11. Don't Want to Know 6:20
12. If I Had a Hammer 4:10
13. The Titanic 2:50

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While Texas native Ruthie Foster is called a blues singer, she can expand beyond that base into pure soul music. 2012's Let It Burn—the studio follow-up to her GRAMMY®-nominated The Truth According to Ruthie Foster—features an unerring ear for the heart of the song. She brings William Bell (the veteran soul singer who penned "You Don't Miss Your Water") out for a duet on the track, with Ike Stubblefield providing classic organ backing. The Meters and Blind Boys of Alabama assist throughout, but the spotlight is on Foster's impeccable interpretative abilities. She tackles a diverse list of tunes. Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain," Los Lobos' "This Time," The Black Keys' "Everlasting Light," and John Martyn's "Don't Want To Know" are among many turned into Foster songs. Johnny Cash's trademark "Ring of Fire" is slowed to a crawl until it's virtually unrecognizable, while The Band's "It Makes No Difference" is transformed into a spiritual. Fans of genuine soul performances should thrill to these honest and impassioned recordings that recall a classic era.