Love's Been Rough on Me [SEP] record label
Love's Been Rough on Me
Love's Been Rough on Me is the twenty-second studio album by Etta James, released in 1997 through Private Music. 
The album reached a peak position of number 6 on the "Billboard" Top Blues Albums chart.
Personnel.
- Etta James – lead vocals
Backing vocalists
- Vicki Hampton
- Yvonne Hodges
- Donna McElroy
- Louis Dean Nunley
- John Wesley Ryles
- Dennis Wilson
- Curtis Young
Musicians
- Eddie Bayers
Records. Following a brief parting with Rough Trade, they launched their own label Whaam! Records with "Mummy Your Not Watching Me" (1981), "They Could Have Been Bigger Than the Beatles" (1982) and "And Don't the Kids Just Love It". The Whaam! record label was later renamed Dreamworld, following a legal dispute with George Michael. Ball, meanwhile, had formed a more permanent outlet for his music in 1981 with The Times, releasing the "Pop Goes Art!"