Let Them Talk

Released in 2011, "Let Them Talk" serves as the title track of Hugh Laurie’s debut blues / jazz album. - Hugh Laurie, who is better known as an actor in popular series like "House", is also an accomplished musician and showcases his talents in this song. - "Let Them Talk" showcases Laurie’s piano playing skills and his bluesy voice. - Hugh Laurie's version of "Let Them Talk" is an interpretation of a traditional blues song performed by many different artists over the years.

Soul icon James Brown's version of "Let Them Talk" appeared on his album "Prisoner of Love," released in 1963. - This version showcases Brown's distinctive emotive singing style and well known funk groves. - James Brown's "Let Them Talk" is decidedly more soulful and upbeat compared to some renditions of the song. - The song is one of the many remakes Brown did throughout his career, adding his own unique twist and style to well-known tunes.

Little Willie John released his rendition of "Let Them Talk" in 1959 in his album "Mister Little Willie John." - Willie was a key figure in the early development of rock 'n' roll and rhythm & blues, and his interpretation is considered classic and soulful. - At the time of the release, Willie was known for his emotive singing style, which is very evident in this track. - Willie's version of "Let Them Talk" is noted for its deep, brooding vocals and bluesy arrangement. - This song is often referenced as one of the highlights of Willie's short but influential music career.