Mitty Collier's supple, dusky voice became extremely popular thanks to a few singles on the Chess label. To the regret of many fans of soul, after a few successful years, Mitty Collier retired from the worldly stage and found her niche in the world of gospel. Luckily, a dozen of her best numbers were committed to tape and made available on vinyl. All of her songs have been excellently arranged for a wind and string ensemble which performs with both reserve and precision. This leaves plenty of room for Mitty's dark voice which soars up from harsh depths through a rich middle register to astonishingly silken heights and perfectly embodies all the emotional states of the genre. This album has it all: debut, portrait and legacy. Without Mitty Collier's great voice, the soul recordings of the Sixties would have been a whole lot poorer.

Track Listing
1. Come Back Baby
2. I Had A Talk With My Man Last Night
3. Would You Have Listened
4. I Gotta Get Away From It All
5. My Babe
6. Hallelujah (I Love Him So)
7. Drown In My Own Tears
8. No Faith, No Love
9. Together
10. Let Them Talk
11. Little Miss Loneliness
12. Ain’t That Love