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Released in 1971, '''Motel Shot''' is the fifth album recorded by soul singers Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Designed to recreate for listeners an informal jam session of the sort touring musicians would engage in to unwind, similarly to the oft-bootlegged ''Million Dollar Quartet'' sessions. ''Motel Shot'' features high-profile guests - Delaney & Bonnie and Friends had a LOT of friends in the pop community - playing acoustic takes, mostly of old standards. Seven of the twelve tracks are [[CoverVersion covers]] and four of those are religious hymns. The album's concept prefigured MTV Unplugged by nearly two decades, serving as the TropeMaker for the UnpluggedVersion.
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Released in 1971, '''Motel Shot''' ''Motel Shot'' is the fifth album recorded by soul singers Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Designed to recreate for listeners an informal jam session of the sort touring musicians would engage in to unwind, similarly to the oft-bootlegged ''Million Dollar Quartet'' sessions. ''Motel Shot'' features high-profile guests - Delaney & Bonnie and Friends had a LOT of friends in the pop community - playing acoustic takes, mostly of old standards. Seven of the twelve tracks are [[CoverVersion covers]] and four of those are religious hymns. The album's concept prefigured MTV Unplugged by nearly two decades, serving as the TropeMaker for the UnpluggedVersion.
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* SpecialGuest: Music/LeonRussell, Music/JoeCocker, Stephen Stills, Dave Mason, and [[Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand Duane Allman]] all guest on the record.
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* SpecialGuest: Music/LeonRussell, Leon Russell, Music/JoeCocker, Stephen Stills, Dave Mason, and [[Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand Duane Allman]] all guest on the record.
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Released in 1971, ''Motel Shot'' '''Motel Shot''' is the fifth album recorded by soul singers Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Designed to recreate for listeners an informal jam session of the sort touring musicians would engage in to unwind, similarly to the oft-bootlegged ''Million Dollar Quartet'' sessions. ''Motel Shot'' features high-profile guests - Delaney & Bonnie and Friends had a LOT of friends in the pop community - playing acoustic takes, mostly of old standards. Seven of the twelve tracks are [[CoverVersion covers]] and four of those are religious hymns. The album's concept prefigured MTV Unplugged by nearly two decades, serving as the TropeMaker for the UnpluggedVersion.
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* SpecialGuest: Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Music/LeonRussell, Music/JoeCocker, Stephen Stills, Dave Mason, and [[Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand Duane Allman]] all guest on the record.
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Come On In My Kitchen", originally a one-chord blues, is played here with the "Key To The Highway" progression. Apparently, ThreeChordsAndTheTruth was too elaborate for Music/RobertJohnson.
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* SillyLoveSongs: "Neverending Song Of Love"
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* EverythingIsAnInstrument: To contribute to the "motel room jam" feel, the backing band used empty suitcases for percussion.
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!!Tracklist:
# "Where the Soul Never Dies" - 3:24
# "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" - 2:42
# "Rock of Ages" - 2:17
# "Long Road Ahead" - 3:25
# "Faded Love" - 4:03
# "Talkin' about Jesus" - 6:51
# "Come on in My Kitchen" - 2:41
# "Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)" - 3:54
# "Never Ending Song of Love" - 3:20
# "Sing My Way Home" - 4:02
# "Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad" - 5:12
# "Lonesome and a Long Way from Home" - 3:55
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# "Where the Soul Never Dies" - 3:24
# "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" - 2:42
# "Rock of Ages" - 2:17
# "Long Road Ahead" - 3:25
# "Faded Love" - 4:03
# "Talkin' about Jesus" - 6:51
# "Come on in My Kitchen" - 2:41
# "Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)" - 3:54
# "Never Ending Song of Love" - 3:20
# "Sing My Way Home" - 4:02
# "Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad" - 5:12
# "Lonesome and a Long Way from Home" - 3:55
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: As would later happen with ''[[Music/FleetwoodMac Tusk]]'', a Cleveland radio station played the entire album prior to release.
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->''"If this album can make one person feel half of what I felt on this session, then I am happy. It is to all of you with love."''
-->'''Bonnie Bramlett''', from the liner notes
Released in 1971, ''Motel Shot'' is the fifth album recorded by soul singers Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Designed to recreate for listeners an informal jam session of the sort touring musicians would engage in to unwind, similarly to the oft-bootlegged ''Million Dollar Quartet'' sessions. ''Motel Shot'' features high-profile guests - Delaney & Bonnie and Friends had a LOT of friends in the pop community - playing acoustic takes, mostly of old standards. Seven of the twelve tracks are [[CoverVersion covers]] and four of those are religious hymns. The album's concept prefigured MTV Unplugged by nearly two decades, serving as the TropeMaker for the UnpluggedVersion.
!! I've got a neverending list of tropes, [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife from now on, that's all I wanna do...]]
* ConceptAlbum: A motel room jam session in album form.
* CoverVersion: Most of the album.
** "Where The Soul Never Dies", "Will The Circle Be Unbroken?", "Rock Of Ages", and "Talkin' Bout Jesus" are traditional hymns
** "Come On In My Kitchen" by Music/RobertJohnson
** "Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)" by Chuck Willis
** "Faded Love" by Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys, famous at the time in a cover version by ElvisPresley on ''Elvis Country''
** "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" is a traditional song of unknown origin
* CutSong: "The Gift Of Love", which had appeared on the couple's "Accept No Substitute". This version later appeared on the Duane Allman BoxedSet "Skydog".
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
* MinimalisticCoverArt: Just a photo of the door to a motel room.
* NewSoundAlbum
* SpecialGuest: Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Stephen Stills, [[Music/{{Traffic}} Dave Mason]], and [[Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand Duane Allman]] all guest on the record.
* UnpluggedVersion: TropeMaker
->''"If this album can make one person feel half of what I felt on this session, then I am happy. It is to all of you with love."''
-->'''Bonnie Bramlett''', from the liner notes
Released in 1971, ''Motel Shot'' is the fifth album recorded by soul singers Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Designed to recreate for listeners an informal jam session of the sort touring musicians would engage in to unwind, similarly to the oft-bootlegged ''Million Dollar Quartet'' sessions. ''Motel Shot'' features high-profile guests - Delaney & Bonnie and Friends had a LOT of friends in the pop community - playing acoustic takes, mostly of old standards. Seven of the twelve tracks are [[CoverVersion covers]] and four of those are religious hymns. The album's concept prefigured MTV Unplugged by nearly two decades, serving as the TropeMaker for the UnpluggedVersion.
!! I've got a neverending list of tropes, [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife from now on, that's all I wanna do...]]
* ConceptAlbum: A motel room jam session in album form.
* CoverVersion: Most of the album.
** "Where The Soul Never Dies", "Will The Circle Be Unbroken?", "Rock Of Ages", and "Talkin' Bout Jesus" are traditional hymns
** "Come On In My Kitchen" by Music/RobertJohnson
** "Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)" by Chuck Willis
** "Faded Love" by Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys, famous at the time in a cover version by ElvisPresley on ''Elvis Country''
** "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" is a traditional song of unknown origin
* CutSong: "The Gift Of Love", which had appeared on the couple's "Accept No Substitute". This version later appeared on the Duane Allman BoxedSet "Skydog".
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
* MinimalisticCoverArt: Just a photo of the door to a motel room.
* NewSoundAlbum
* SpecialGuest: Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Stephen Stills, [[Music/{{Traffic}} Dave Mason]], and [[Music/TheAllmanBrothersBand Duane Allman]] all guest on the record.
* UnpluggedVersion: TropeMaker
