Carla Whitney (with Choker Campbell and the Super Sounds), a relatively unknown soul gem that has flown under the radar since its release 46 years ago. Backed by Motown royalty Choker Campbell, the velvet-throated Whitney is like Aretha, Marlena Shaw and Vicki Anderson all rolled into one, flitting from cottony crooners to full-out funk stormers. Campbell was the leader of Motown’s live band, the saxophonist and conductor who kept any number of Motortown Revue shows driving along. A respected leader of men, and later a talented producer. Somehow in 1975 the nearly 60-year-old Campbell managed to find his way to Canada, where he hooked up with the little-known but dyno-voiced Carla Whitney in Toronto, producing the only LP she would ever make and issuing it on the then-obscure Attic label.
| A1 | Questions |
| A2 | What Made You Change Your Mind |
| A3 | Tear Stained Pillow |
| A4 | Lovin' At Midnight |
| A5 | Gimme Shelter |
| B1 | I've Been Hurt (So Many Times) |
| B2 | Hello Darling |
| B3 | War |
| B4 | It's You For Me |
| B5 | I'm Still In Love With You |
| B6 | Wisdom Song |
