An earthy, rugged Chi-soul album from Mississippi vocalist Ruby Andrews, which switches between tougher R’n’B tracks with no strings or orchestration to songs drenched in the silky strings and muted brass that characterised the Chicago sound. Andrew’s isn’t a particularly well-known singer, just another bit-player in soul music history really, but she puts in some gorgeous performances on here and Everybody Saw You maintains a high standard throughout.

– Harold Heath