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| Ended: | Apr 13, 201212:30:40 PDT | |
| Price: | US $4.39 | |
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| Item location: | 97123, United States | |
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Track Listing 1. It's Just Another Morning Here 2. Late Night Grande Hotel 3. It's Too Late 4. Fields of Summer 5. Heaven 6. Power Lines, The 7. Hometown Streets 8. Down 'n' Outer 9. One Blade Shy of a Sharp Edge 10. Sun & Moon & Stars 11. San Diego Serenade
Album Notes Composer: Nanci Griffith.Lyricist: Nanci Griffith.Personnel: Nanci Griffith (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Phil Everly, Tanita Tikaram (vocals); Barry Burton (guitar, electric guitar); Mitch Dalton (guitar, slide guitar, classical guitar); Byrd Burton (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Mark Berrow, Peter Oxer, Jim McLeod, Barry Wilde, David Woodcock, Wilfred Gibson, Tim Good, Ben Croft, David Wookdcock, Roy Gillard, Roger Garland, Johnathan Rees (violin); Robert Smissen, George Robertson, David Emanuel, Levine Andrade (viola); Peter Gorisch (cello, upright bass, fretless bass); Marvin Loveday, Paul Kegg, Helen Liebmann, Anthony Pleeth (cello); Rod Argent (keyboards, synthesizer); James Hooker (keyboards); Mo Foster (electric bass); Peter Van Hooke (drums, percussion); Fran Breen (drums); Pat McInerney (percussion).Recording information: A&M Studios, Hollywood, CA; Farmyard; HIt Factory; Red House Studios; The Farmyard; The Hit Factory, New York, NY.Illustrator: John Woodfull.Photographers: Andy Engel; Caroline Greyshock.Unknown Contributor Role: Mitch Dalton.Arranger: Rod Argent.Featuring some of Nanci Griffith's best and most original material -- as well as a few equally brilliant cover songs -- Late Night Grande Hotel blurs the lines between the singer/songwriter's Texas-rooted folk and the Nashville urban cosmopolitan country scene. Griffith has once again expanded her arrangements to include the five-piece Blue Moon Orchestra and also a few well-placed guest spots from Phil Everly (vocals), Mo Foster (electric bass), Tanita Tikaram (vocals), and Rod Argent (string arrangements/producer). The album's darker pop-oriented material can arguably be attributed to Argent's involvement. Of the 11 tracks, all but three are Griffith originals. Among them are some of the album's best material. As she had done with her crossover hit "From a Distance," Griffith beautifully interprets another Julie Gold composition, "Heaven." The cover of Vince Bell's introspective masterpiece "Sun & Moon & Stars" is not only one of this album's finest tracks, but it is also among the highlights of all the material during her five-year tenure with MCA. The remarkable intimacy she brings to the piece recalls her days on Philo and songs such as "Love at the Five and Dime" and "There's a Light Beyond These Woods." The third cover is of Tom Waits' somber "San Diego Serenade." While Griffith's vocals don't contain the huskiness and tragedy of the author, they add an even more distressing facet to the lyrics -- perhaps coming from a deeper place within the artist. There are a few all-stars among Griffith's compositions as well. "One Blade Shy of a Sharp Edge" continues the overtly political messages that she often credits to the enormous influence that Lyndon B. Johnson and Pete Seeger have had on her life and work. "It's Just Another Morning Here" is full of the wit and innocuous charm that have continued to make Griffith such an endearing composer and performer. While not her best disc during the late '80s/early '90s, Late Night Grande Hotel is a solid effort with some of her most mature material to date. ~ Lindsay Planer Editorial Reviews Q (19911001) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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