Arthur Alexander

Arthur Alexander inspired artists from The Beatles to Bob Dylan with his early sixties recordings for the Dot label including "You Better Move On" and "Anna (Go to Him)."  His 1972 self-titled album, produced by Muscle Shoals session veteran Tommy Cogbill, included an exciting array of songs including an early version of "Burning Love," covered by Elvis Presley shortly after this album's release.  The LP saw an incomplete CD release in 1994 as part of Rainbow Road: The Warner Bros. Recordings.  Omnivore's new CD edition restores the original album to its complete length and adds six bonus tracks - four of which were on the previous release, and two of which are never-before-released.