Remembering Etta

Soundcheck | Jan 24, 2012

R&B singer Etta James passed away last week – leaving behind a legacy of soulful classics and modern-day blues protégés. Today: The story of the larger-than-life woman behind hits like “At Last” and “I’d Rather Go Blind.” Plus: Philadelphia rock band Dr. Dog previews its brand new album live in studio.

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