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Don't Give Up on Me is a studio album by R&B/Soul singer Solomon Burke, recorded and released in 2002 on Fat Possum Records. The album won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. It is noteworthy for the contributions of original and previously unreleased compositions by top-rank songwriters, the effect of which placed Burke back in the public eye for a time.

Like its predecessor, the album contains songs by some of rock’s finest songwriters: Bob Dylan, Jagger/Richards, Van Morrison, Robbie Robertson, Dr. John, and others. A classic soul album from the GRAMMY-winning legend! One of the most powerful and original voices in the history of soul music, Solomon Burke continues his career renaissance with Make Do With What You Got. Produced by celebrated studio auteur Don Was (The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt), and featuring veteran soul musicians such as Ray Parker Jr. and Reggie Young, Make Do With What You Got is a return to Burke’s soul roots after the Grammy-winning 2002 album Don’t Give Up On Me. Like its predecessor, the album contains songs by some of rock’s finest songwriters: Bob Dylan, Jagger/Richards, Van.

One of the great pleasures of Solomon Burke's 2002 "comeback" album, Don't Give Up on Me (Burke never really went away, but this time around folks were paying attention), was the fact it was so unexpected - instead of trying to replicate the sound and feeling of the records Burke made in the 1960s, producer Joe Henry.

Yesterday, music legend Solomon Burke passed away at the age of 7. .Is there any doubt why Burke named his 1975 album Music to Make Love By? 9. Don’t Give Up on Me. The ultimate apology: I’d like to make amends for all the love that I never, never shown. 8. If You Need Me. This 1963 cover of a Wilson Pickett tune was one of Burke’s highest-charting performances. You’d have to be pretty cruel (not to mention tone-deaf) to laugh and call Solomon your personal clown in front of all your friends. 6. Tonight’s the Night.