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Fueled by a pimp-strut organ riff, "Use Me" contains the best of Withers: It's both deeply soulful and catchy. "Lean on Me" is a classic singalong -- but not just because of the arm-swaying chorus; Withers sets up the anthem with a heartfelt, gritty vocal performance. "Who Is He (and What Is He to You)?" is one of the coolest expressions of jealousy you'll ever hear, which doesn't make the song any less painful. Withers hasn't made a new album in twenty years, but Still Bill is still a stone-soul masterpiece.
DAVID WILD from Rolling Stone 2003
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Still Bill
1972 • Sussex Records
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| Lonely Town, Lonely Street |
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| Let Me In Your Life |
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| Who Is He And What Is He To You |
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| Use Me |
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| Kissing My Love |
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| I Don't Know |
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| Another Day To Run |
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| I Don't Want You On My Mind |
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| Take It All In And Check It All Out |
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| Lean On Me |
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