Written by Roosevelt Jamison, “That’s How Strong My Love Is” made its debut in 1964 through a rendition by soul artist O.V. Wright. The song gained widespread recognition with notable recordings in 1965 by Otis Redding and the Rolling Stones, followed by versions from The Hollies and Percy Sledge in 1966. Over the years, numerous artists have been drawn to its allure, spanning from Candi Staton to The Youngbloods, Humble Pie to Little Milton and Taj Mahal to Bryan Ferry.
Tad Robinson showcased his rendition in Dave Specter’s 1994 Delmark album “Blueplicity”. Fast forward three decades, Tad and Dave revisited the song, this time with for the historical Delmark 70th anniversary concert at Evanston SPACE with the Delmark All-Stars.
“That’s How Strong My Love Is” Tad Robinson, vocals Sheryl Youngblood, vocals Dave Specter & Mike Wheeler, guitars Roosevelt Purifoy, Hammond B3 organ Larry Williams, bass Cleo Cole, drums
