From what source is that information? I find it VERY difficult to believe that Chess used New York's Ed Townsend. It sounds oh so VERY much like a Chicago recording. It sounds very like Ter-Mar [[Chess' studio). Now I've read that it WAS recorded at Chess in October 1964, with Billy Davis producing. THIS is much more likely, as Etta James was not likely to moonlight in New York when she was happy with her contract at Chess, and happy with the Chess people. And Chess was not likely to bring New Yorker, Ed Townsend to Chicago to record her. More likely, Phil Wright, Riley Hampton, or, possibly, Johnny Pate, arranged that song. It was likely a song written by Billy Davis' staff [[including himself, William "Flash" McKinley, Raynard Miner, Gerald Sims, Carl Smith, Tony Clarke, Leonard Caston, etc.).
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