[.ca] Dreams Come True

From Amazon.com:
Austin's leading ladies of contemporary blues team up for the best album ever on club-owner Clifford Antone's label. The songs mix Ike Turner gems with three Ball compositions, two from bassist Sarah Brown, and others by Harold Battiste and Lavelle White. Which means the accent is on old-fashioned hooks and harmonies, perfectly executed right from the opening Ike and Tina hit "A Fool in Love." All three women sing lead on that number, but otherwise they trade the spotlight. Ball's singing is tart 'n' sweet, with a hint of Texas dust. Her barrelhouse piano is the CD's most distinctive instrumental voice. And her "Snake Dance" is the biggest surprise, conjuring a New Orleans voodoo vibe. Strehli belts in clear, powerful tones--imagine Ma Rainey as a rocker. Barton sings sassy, with a slight sultry slur--also with the know-how to make "Good Rockin' Daddy" '50s perfect. Barton's career stalled after this 1990 session, while Ball and Strehli have continued to make excellent recordings. --Ted Drozdowski

I keep coming back and wanting more.:
Three independently good solo jazz singers meld together compellingly. I keep giving copies away.

• Fool in Love
• Good Rockin' Daddy
• It Hurts to Be in Love
• Love, Sweet Love
• Gonna Make It
• You Can If You Think You Can
• I Idolize You
• Dreams Come True
• Bad Thing
• Turn the Lock on Love
• Something's Got a Hold on Me
• Snake Dance