(Leon Russell)
Turgid ballad that loses whatever melody it has with Russell’s improvisational and often flat stylings. A tired saxophone solo injects the feeling of the last dance of a long wedding reception. This was, in fact, the last track of Russell’s 1975 release, Will o’ the Wisp, and went to #14 on the Billboard singles chart.
Leon Russell recordings
Shelter SR-40378 (MC3825) (US promo 45)
Sources:
1. http://www.amazon.com/Will-O-Wisp-Leon-Russell/dp/B000002U05