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- Summary: The latest album from the singer/songwriter from Kentucky was produced by Eric Bazilian, Rick Chertoff, and Rob Hyman.
- Record Label: Saguaro Road
- Genre(s): Rock, Pop, Alternative
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| Cathedrals | |
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| In the shadows of tall buildings Of fallen angels on the ceilings Oily feathers in bronze and concrete Faded colors, pieces left incomplete The line... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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The 46-year-old Kentucky native rejoins the production team from her breakthrough on Little Wild One and spins a broad spectrum of rock tapestries married to warm, personal musings centered on a common theme.
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An earthy soul-rock set that redeems Joan Osborne's occasionally mushy songwriting with full-blooded singing and deep roots-music grooves
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She's not above revisiting periods where the creative process of collaboration was symbiotic as well as successful.
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Joan Osborne didn't wander too far from the dynamic "Relish" after it hit in 1995, but her subsequent recordings haven't captured her as wonderfully all-around until Little Wild One.
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MojoHere nothing has changed as she melds all these influences ub a tribute to her now beloved New York. [Dec 2008, p. 100]
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Q MagazineIt spares us her bluesy, commercially unfriendly side and as a result she's made her best record since, yes, "Relish."
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UncutIt's all very well intended, but seldom rises above the superficial. [Dec 2008, p.108]
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