Artist's albums
The Lady's Not For Sale
1972 · album
Am I Blue - Single
1996 · single
Dancing with an Angel
1991 · album
Fire Me Back
1990 · album
Nice Feelin'
1971 · album
Never Let You Go
1983 · album
Heartbreak Radio
1981 · album
Satisfied (Expanded Edition)
1979 · album
Natural Act
1978 · album
Love Me Again
1978 · album
Anytime... Anywhere
1977 · album
It's Only Love
1975 · album
Safe in the Arms of Time
2018 · album
For the Good Times
2014 · single
Tsunagaru
2012 · single
The Man I Love - Single
2012 · single
A Rita Coolidge Christmas
2012 · album
Out Of The Blues
2010 · album
Fall Into Spring
1974 · album
Full Moon
1973 · album
Full Moon (Expanded Edition)
1973 · album
Cherokee
2006 · album
And So Is Love
2005 · album
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Biography
Rita Coolidge is back with Safe in the Arms of Time, her 18th solo album and a reaffirmation of her indomitable spirit and unquenchable creative thirst. “This is the best record I’ve ever done,” Rita declares. Safe in the Arms of Time marks Rita’s triumphant return to the songwriting that gave the world her shimmering (and still uncredited) “piano coda” to Derek & the Dominoes’ “Layla.” Three of the album’s 12 songs were co-written by Rita and draw inspiration from her personal journey. “The idea was making an album that had the same appeal of my early records—to make a roots record about my own roots,” Rita says. Rita and producer Ross Hogarth gathered an all-star lineup of the era’s top musicians—guitarist Dave Grissom, bassist Bob Glaub, John “J.T.” Thomas on keyboards and drummer Brian Macleod—at L.A.’s famed Sunset Sound. Rita traveled to Nashville and the studio of Keb’ Mo’ to write, with singer-songwriter Jill Colucci, two of the album’s most intimate songs, “Walking on Water” and “Naked All Night.” Safe in the Arms of Time reunited Rita with Graham Nash, her romantic and creative confidant during Nash’s Crosby, Stills & Nash days. Nash and drummer Russ Kunkel had written “Doing Fine Without You” and offered it to Rita. Two years later, the song is among the album’s standouts. Now, with Safe in the Arms of Time, Rita’s odyssey from the hills of rural Tennessee to the recording studios of Los Angeles and concert stages around the world has come full circle.