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When A Man Loves A Woman

Composer: Calvin Lewis / Andrew Wright

Grateful Dead

No Grateful Dead recordings.

Other

no info Single, Percy Sledge, 1966
no info When A Man Loves A Woman, Percy Sledge, 1966
no info The Tender Storm, Eddie Harris, 1966
info Darling Baby, The Elgins, 1966
info Class Of '66, Floyd Cramer, 1966
no info He'll Be Back, Players, 1966
info King Size Soul, King Curtis, 1967
no info Day In The Life, Wes Montgomery, 1967
no info Whiskey a Go-Go Revisited, Johnny Rivers, 1967
no info Soul Song, Shirley Scott, 1968
info Soul Party, Paul Nero, 1968
no info Suite 16, Yusef Lateef, 1970
no info Are You Ready, Pacific Gas and Electric, 1970
info Set Me Free, Esther Phillips, 1970
no info The No. 1 Hits of the 60's, Various Artists (Percy Sledge), 1975
no info Americana, Leon Russell, 1978
no info Grand Slam, Rare Earth, 1978
no info Happy Love, Natalie Cole, 1981
no info Something So Good, Inner Circle, 1982
no info Any Day Now, Percy Sledge, 1984
no info A Change Is Gonna Come, Solomon Burke, 1986
no info Garfunkel: Best of, Art Garfunkel, 1990
info More Songs from the Big Chill Soundtrack, Various Artists (Percy Sledge ), 1990?
no info It Tears Me Up, Percy Sledge, 1992
no info When a Man Loves a Woman, Ronnie McDowell, 1992
no info The Crying Game Soundtrack, Various Artists, 1993
no info Toolin Around, Arlen Roth, 1994
no info Experience the Divine (Greatest Hits), Bette Midler, 1995
no info Best of Percy Sledge, Percy Sledge, 1996
no info Soul to Jazz, Bernard Purdie, 1996
no info Walkin' Thing, Shirley Scott, 1996
no info One More Try - An Anthology, Gregg Allman, 1997
no info Last Concert, Eddie Harris, 1997
no info Hits, Jerry Lee Lewis, 1997
no info Very Best of Percy Sledge, Percy Sledge, 1998
info Plays the Great Memphis Hits/King Size Soul, King Curtis, 1998
no info The Muscle Shoals Sound, Various Artists, 199?
info The Country Side of Esther Phillips/Set Me Free, Esther Phillips, 2001
info Express Yourself: Soul in the 20th Century, Various Artists (Percy Sledge), 2006

Notes

Performed only during a soundcheck on 26th March 1995.

Lewis and Wright were, respectively, the bass player and organist in Percy Sledge's band at the time of the songs creation. The song supposedly originated from an impromptu, improvised performance during a live show. Sledge though for some reason did not take a share of the song writing credits. It was originally recorded by Percy Sledge in December 1965.