: Instead of traditional violins, the "raindrop" effect was created using a newly installed electric timbale .
Dive into the soulful sounds of Ann Peebles with her third studio album, a masterpiece that captures the essence of Southern soul.
The album’s title track is famous for its haunting, minimalist intro that mimics the sound of raindrops. Ann Peebles - I cant stand the Rain 1974
While it was her highest-charting record on the Billboard 200 at the time, its influence has only grown through covers and samples. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Ann Peebles - I Can't Stand The Rain (Vinyl)
Ann Peebles’ 1974 masterpiece, I Can’t Stand the Rain , is a definitive cornerstone of Memphis soul. Released on the legendary label and produced by the sonic visionary Willie Mitchell , the album highlights Peebles' sultry, nuanced vocals set against the sparse, funky grooves of the iconic Hi rhythm section. The "Magic" Behind the Title Track : Instead of traditional violins, the "raindrop" effect
: The record features the core Hi Records band, including the Hodges brothers (Teenie on guitar, Charles on organ) and drummer Howard Grimes.
: Peebles co-wrote much of the material with her husband and fellow Hi staff writer, Don Bryant . Enduring Legacy While it was her highest-charting record on the
: John Lennon famously dubbed it "the best song ever" . Album Highlights