You don't attract A-list artists from multiple genres to record with you on a new album unless you're an A-list artist yourself.

Sam Moore got his chops as the lead vocalist of the soul duo Sam and Dave in the 60s and 70s. Such was his influence that he eventually came to be known by the title of one of his many hits, "Soul Man."

The upcoming release of Sam Moore: Overnight Sensational features collaborations with a lengthy A-list of classic rock artists, but they are by no means his first.

In recent years he has performed with the likes of Don Henley, Bonnie Raitt, John Fogerty, Elvis Costello, Phil Collins and Bruce Springsteen at venues ranging from the Apollo Theater to the Ryman Auditorium. He recorded "Soul Man" with Lou Reed for the soundtrack of the movie named after the song.

Moore's latest collaborative effort -- and his first new album in almost 25 years -- finds him paired with artists from the usual array of genres: rock (classic and contemporary), country, pop, r&b, gospel.

Randy Jackson -- who was a musician and record producer long before becoming an American Idol judge -- produced the album.
Track List:"I Can't Stand the Rain" - with Wynonna, Special guests Bekka Bramlett and Bebe Winans (vocals) and Billy Preston (Hammond B-3)
"Better To Have And Not Need" - with Bruce Springsteen

"Blame It On The Rain" - with Fantasia

"Lookin' For A Love" - with Jon Bon Jovi

"Ain't No Love" - with Steve Winwood

"None Of Us Are Free" - with Sting

"It's Only Make Believe" - special guest vocals by Mariah Carey and Vince Gill

"Don't Play That Song (You Lied)" - with Bekka Bramlett

"If I Had No Loot" - with Van Hunt and Nikka Costa, special guest Billy F. Gibbons (guitar)

"Riding Thumb" - with Travis Tritt, Special guest Robert Randolph (pedal steel)

"We Shall Be Free" - with Paul Rodgers

"You Are So Beautiful" - with Billy Preston, special guests Zucchero (vocals), Eric Clapton (guitar) and Robert Randolph (pedal steel)

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