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In his debut album Withers demonstrates his universal, mature competence as a singer, composer and performer, which was hardly surpassed in his later recordings. ""Harlem"", an unadorned milieu-funk number about the New York slums, ""Grandma's Hands"", with it's obligatory retrospect of his childhood, and the sentimental ballad ""Ain't No Sunshine"" with it's prayer-wheel-like -I know, I know...®, repeated over and over again on the offbeat, are the musical credo of a experienced artist in his mid-thirties who at last is given a hearing. There's simply no alternative to this recording by the great songwriter with the small repertoire.
| 1 | Harlem | |
| 2 | Ain't No Sunshine | |
| 3 | Grandma's Hands | |
| 4 | Sweet Wanomi | |
| 5 | Everybody's Talkin' | |
| 6 | Do It Good | |
| 7 | Hope She'll Be Happier | |
| 8 | Let It Be | |
| 9 | I'm Her Daddy | |
| 10 | In My Heart | |
| 11 | Moanin' and Groanin' | |
| 12 | Better Off Dead |
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