Madeleine Peyroux Careless Love MFSL 1-284 PROMO LP MINT No Reserve
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Description
Free shipping anywhere via cheapest mail option, if insurance is not available for cheapest mail option, you will have to self-insure or pay extra for more expensive, insured mail option. This is a wonderfully recorded audiophile disc. This record is in absolutely MINT condition, even side 1 has no hole-finder marks on label and side 2 has only 1 mark. Jacket has outer plastic and is mint. Thanks for looking. In Special Limited Edition box on back there is no number, so is a PROMO and has white labels.
Track Listing
1. Dance Me to the End of Love
1. Dance Me to the End of Love
2. Don't Wait Too Long
2. Don't Wait Too Long
3. Don't Cry Baby
3. Don't Cry Baby
4. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
4. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
5. Between the Bars
5. Between the Bars
6. No More
6. No More
7. Lonesome Road
7. Lonesome Road
8. J'Ai Deux Amours - (French)
8. J'Ai Deux Amours - (French)
9. Weary Blues from Waitin'
9. Weary Blues from Waitin'
10. I'll Look Around
10. I'll Look Around
11. Careless Love
11. Careless Love
12. This Is Heaven to Me
12. This Is Heaven to Me
Album Notes
Personnel: Madeleine Peyroux (vocals, acoustic guitar); Madeleine Peyroux; Larry Goldings (piano, celesta, Wurlitzer piano, Hammond b-3 organ, pump organ, Wurlitzer organ); David Piltch (bass instrument); Jay Bellerose (drums, percussion); Dean Parks (guitar); Lee Thornburg (trumpet); Scott Amendola (percussion).Audio Mixer: Helix Hadar.Liner Note Author: Madeleine Peyroux.Recording information: Market Street, Venice, Italy; Paramount Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA.Author: Dylan Thomas.Photographer: Andrew MacNaughtan.Madeleine Peyroux's unique blend of jazz and pop was first unveiled on 1996's DREAMLAND, where she sounded like a postmodern heir to the smoky-voiced tradition that ran down from Billie Holiday through the likes of Karen Dalton and Judy Roderick. Though Peyroux made a splash with her debut, she quickly dropped out of the music scene, not to appear again until eight years later with the long-overdue follow-up, CARELESS LOVE.Here, Peyroux tackles material from a variety of sources; some songs were written expressly for her by such contemporary songsmiths as Jesse Harris (who penned Norah Jones's breakthrough hit, "Don't Know Why"). Perhaps most striking, though, are her interpretations of older compositions. Peyroux redefines the darkly yearning Leonard Cohen tune "Dance Me to the End of Love" as a sultry invitation rather than a heart-on-the-sleeve plea. Her lighter-than-air stroll through the clouds of Bob Dylan's "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" has a graceful ease that puts the song's many previous cover versions to shame. Throughout CARELESS LOVE, Peyroux--with highly sympathetic production from Joni Mitchell right-hand-man Larry Klein--proves fully up to the task of redefining the role of torch singer for the careworn 21st century.
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