Al Green Vinyl Records

Al Green's run on Hi Records through the early 1970s produced one of the great catalogues in American soul music. Working with producer Willie Mitchell and the Hi rhythm section, Green built a sound around understated arrangements, his own falsetto, and grooves slow enough to live in. The records were as influential on neo-soul thirty years later as they were on the charts at the time.

The Hi pressings were cut hot and warm; modern reissues from the original tapes restore the depth.

Best Al Green Albums on Vinyl

Call Me (1973)
— Often cited as his masterpiece. "You Ought to Be with Me", the title track, and one of the great Hank Williams covers in "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry".

I'm Still in Love with You (1972)
— The album that consolidated everything Let's Stay Together started. "Look What You Done for Me" and the title track.

Let's Stay Together (1972)
— The album with the song. Tight, soulful, perfectly produced. The Hi sound at its peak.

Greatest Hits (1975)
— If you're going to own one Al Green compilation, this is it. Drawn entirely from the Hi years.

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