Baby Washington
Baby Washington, born Justine Washington on October 13, 1940, in Bamberg, South Carolina, is an influential American soul music vocalist with a prominent career spanning several decades. She is best known for her significant contributions to the Rhythm and Blues genre, having achieved 16 entries on the Billboard R&B charts over a remarkable 15-year period, primarily in the 1960s.
One of her most notable songs is the 1963 hit "That's How Heartaches Are Made," which remains a classic in the soul music repertoire. Washington's work encompasses a variety of styles, including R&B, soul, and pop/rock, and she is recognized for her powerful vocal performances associated with the 'girl group' sound.
As of now, Baby Washington is 85 years old and continues to be celebrated for her legacy in American music.
With You In Mind
A2 I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good 2:29
A3 It's All Over But The Crying 2:17
A4 I'm On The Outside (Looking In) 2:33
A5 I'm Calling You Baby 2:47
A6 Take Me Like I Am 2:45
B1 Get A Hold Of Yourself 2:00
B2 This Old World 2:45
B3 People Sure Act Funny 2:20
B4 At Last 2:30
B5 It's Hang Up Baby 2:17
B6 Hurt So Bad 2:47
Label: Veep – VPS 16528
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1968
Genre: R&B Soul
Style: Rhythm & Blues, Sixties Soul
With You In Mind is a 1968 soul/R&B album by Jeanette "Baby" Washington, released on United Artists' Veep label, featuring solid soul tracks with arrangements by Henry Glover, showcasing her powerful vocals on hits like "All Around the World," a significant LP for fans of classic 60s female soul and funk.
The album features Baby Washington's distinctive, powerful soul vocals, accompanied by arrangements by Henry Glover. The music is a blend of funk, soul, and rhythm & blues, capturing the feel of late 1960s soul music.
It is considered a strong effort in 60s soul music, highlighting Baby Washington's emotive voice. It's praised as a "keeper" for collectors and fans of deep soul and funk, featuring powerful arrangements that complement her distinctive vocals.
The album was released with picture sleeves and remains sought-after by vinyl enthusiasts, particularly rare UK pressings.