Al Green – Let's Stay Together captures the soulful essence of the early 1970s, showcasing Green's unparalleled vocal prowess and emotive delivery. This live recording, sourced from a television and radio broadcast at S.O.U.L PBS / WNET Studios in New York City on January 10, 1973, offers listeners an intimate glimpse into Green's dynamic stage presence. The album features a selection of his most cherished hits, including "Tired of Being Alone," "Look What You've Done For Me," and "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart," each performed with the fervor and passion that solidified Green's place in soul music history.

Pressed on high-quality vinyl, this release is a must-have for collectors and soul enthusiasts alike. The tracklist is thoughtfully curated, culminating in a powerful rendition of the title track, "Let's Stay Together," which remains one of Green's most iconic songs. This album not only preserves a pivotal moment in live music broadcasting but also serves as a testament to Al Green's enduring legacy as the "Prince of Soul."

Side A
1 - Tired Of Being Alone
2 - Look What You've Done For Me 
3 - How Can You Mend A Broken Heart
4 - I'm Still In Love With You 

Side B 
1 - Judy 
2 - You Ought To Be With Me 
3 - Love And Happiness 
4 - We've Only Just Begun / Let's Stay Together 

Live Television / Radio Broadcast Recording. S.O.U.L PBS / WNET Studios, New York City, 10th January 1973.