Janis Ian [sound recording].
Material type:
MusicSeries: Bottom Line encore collectionPublication details: New York : Bottom Line : Manufactured and distributed by BMG Distribution, p1999.Description: 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 inOther title: - Bottom Line encore collection : Janis Ian
- Produced by Peter Fornatale and Hank Medress.
| Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Adult CD
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Main Library | CD | POP/ROCK Ian, Janis | Available | 33111003386907 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A showcase for her virtuoso guitar playing, with some interesting interview segments (though it would be debatable how many times one would need to play those back), this is a trip through Ian's back pages and is her first ever live album available in the U.S. (recorded at New York's Bottom Line in 1980). Accompanied by a crack, three piece who can alternate among bass, fiddle, guitar and keyboards, the highlights are when Ian approaches the piano ("In the Winter") or takes on her most famous numbers, "At Seventeen" and "Society's Child" with only her acoustic guitar. The disc makes a great case for what the world's missed since Ian retreated from the performing spotlight. ~ Denise Sullivan
Liner notes by Pete Fornatale laid in container.
From me to you -- Night rains -- I would like to dance -- Jesse -- The other side of the sun -- In the winter -- Silly habits -- Memories -- Fly too high -- At seventeen -- Stars -- Bonus tracks: Society's child -- At seventeen.
Produced by Peter Fornatale and Hank Medress.
Janis Ian, vocals, guitars, piano ; with John Crowder, bass, fiddle, vocals ; Scott Zito, guitars, keyboards, vocals ; Arti Dixson, drums, percussion, vocals.
Recorded live at the Botton Line, 1980.