Texan rhythm and blues icon Barbara Lynn made an incredible impact in 1962 with the chart-topping debut single, 'You'll Lose A Good Thing,' which has since been covered by Aretha Franklin, Freddy Fender, and countless others. A southpaw guitarist who wrote her own material, debut LP 'You'll Lose A Good Thing' captured our heroine at her best, the soulful smoky voice a striking contrast to the blues base of her backing musicians (including Dr John on keyboards). Containing the follow-up hits 'Second Fiddle Girl' and 'Letter To Mommy And Daddy' as well as the cherished title track, it's a winner from start to finish. SIDE 1: 1. Second Fiddle Girl 2. Give Me A Break 3. Dina And Petrina 4. Lonely Heartaches 5. You Don't Sleep At Night 6. I'm Sorry I Met You SIDE 2: 1. You'll Lose A Good Thing 2. Heartbreaking Years 3. Teen Age Blues 4. What I Need Is Love 5. You Don't Have To Go 6. Letter To Mommy And Daddy