Pot Luck Collaboration " and "Love Me Two

" and "Love Me Two Times

Bobby Womack

’ Ships Piano has shared the stage with Future of the Left

A master of musical narrative

The debut album from Fat Freddy's Drop gained notoriety as the first indie album to reach number one on New Zealand's pop charts

Pot Luck Collaboration " and "Love Me TwoPot Luck is the rare solo album by Spooner Oldham, a key figure in the Muscle Shoals sound. Known for backing legends like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett, this 1972 release showcases Oldham front and center. The album blends original songs with a medley of hits he helped create, capturing his unique southern soul style. Initially overlooked, this deluxe reissue finally gives Oldham the recognition he deserves for his influential work.