| At the Drive-In
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| Type
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Studio album
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| Artist
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Freddy Robinson
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| Release Date
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September 1972
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| Recorded
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1971 in the United States.
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| Genre
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Blues, jazz, funk
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| Language
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English
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| Length
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41 minutes 49 seconds
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| Label
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Enterprise Records
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| Catalogue
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Enterprise ENS 1025
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| Producer
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Alex Brown and Monk Higgins
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| Engineer
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Christina Hersch
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At the Drive-In is a 1972 studio album by [[American]] blues-jazz guitarist Freddy Robinson. Robinson had previously sessioned for Monk Higgins (b. Milton Bland), who co-produced this album. Al Vescovo, Harold Mason, Paul Humphrey, Joe Sample, Wilton Felder, Monk Higgins and Bobbye Hall provide back-up for Robinson.
Track list
| Album information
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Track listing:
- 'I Found My Soul Last Night' (Milton Bland, Alexandra Louise Brown) - 4:05
- 'At the Drive-In' (Fred L. Robinson) - 3:49
- 'Wonder What It Is' (Milton Bland, Alexandra Louise Brown) - 4:12
- 'Bluesology' (Milt Jackson) - 6:14
- 'It's the Real Thing' (Milton Bland, Alexandra Louise Brown) - 7:57
- 'Sweet Clara' (Fred L. Robinson) - 6:00
- 'Miss Black America' (Milton Bland, Alexandra Louise Brown) - 3:02
- 'Creepin' Lightly' (Fred L. Robinson) - 6:30
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| Personnel
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- Musicians:
- Freddy Robinson - guitar, harmonica, vocals
- Alex Brown - vocals, producer
- Clydie King - vocals
- Venetta Fields - vocals
- Al Vescovo - guitar
- Monk Higgins - organ, producer
- Joe Sample - organ, piano, keyboards
- Wilton Felder - bass guitar
- Paul Humphrey - percussion, drums
- Harvey Mason, Sr. - drums
- Harold Mason - drums
- Bobbye Hall - percussion, conga
- Production:
- Christina Hersch - engineer
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