Listen to Etta James’ ‘Fire’ from ‘Rush Hour’ — She’s Gutsy and Direct
Did you watch last night’s episode of Rush Hour (Season 1, Episode 13 – “Familee Ties“) and, while Captain Cole is talking to Carter and Lee in a bar, hear a rock song by a woman that was so wild you couldn’t wait to listen to it again? That was the incomparable Etta James singing ‘Fire‘.
‘Fire‘ was initially released in 1967, but has been featured on a few Etta James compilation albums since. Including Tell Mama.
And it’s a rocking song, as it’s Etta telling a man exactly how she feels about him — without holding anything back.
Listen to Etta James singing ‘Fire‘ in the video below, and enjoy that unabashed directness. Because only Etta can be as gutsy as that.
Michelle Topham
Founder/CEO at Leo Sigh
I am a music journalist, a former radio DJ, a left-wing human rights advocate and the founder of Leo Sigh. I am also an avid video game player.
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