1969's 'Home' is the debut LP from Delaney & Bonnie - a blue-eyed soul duo comprised of married singer-songwriters Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett. Both artists came from impressive backgrounds (Delaney played with acclaimed songwriter Leon Russell in the house band for the TV show, 'Shindig!', while Bonnie performed with legendary blues guitarist Albert King when she was just a teenager). Their debut album, 'Home', featured an impressive lineup of talent, including Russell, as well as Booker T. & The M.G.'s and members of the Memphis Horns. Produced by Donald 'Duck' Dunn and Don Nix, Home offers a selection of original material from the couple, plus songs by writing duo Isaac Hayes and David Porter, and Steve Cropper. Following the release of 'Home', Delaney & Bonnie caught the ears of George Harrison and Eric Clapton, who they would soon collaborate with, along with a rotating cast of musicians including Gregg and Duane Allman, Rita Coolidge, and Dave Mason.