That's The Way I Feel About Cha

"That's the Way I Feel About Cha" is a 1972 single co-written, produced and recorded by American rhythm and blues/soul music performer Bobby Womack and also became the musician's first crossover top forty single on the Billboard charts reaching as high as number twenty-seven on the pop chart and becoming his first R&B smash reaching number two on that chart starting a four-year run of R&B hits for Womack during that decade.

The single, co-written by Womack, Jim Grisby and Joe Hicks, was the second release off Womack's "Communication" and put Womack on the musical map as a solo artist over ten years after he started his career as lead singer of the family musical group The Valentinos and a period where he achieved success as a sideman for soul acts like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett and rock singers such as Janis Joplin and Sly Stone.

The song would inspire a few covers in the years since with the most notable ones coming from blues singer O.V. Wright and soul legend Aretha Franklin.

Womack not only played all the guitar parts in the song but he also sung both lead and background vocals on the song.