bob, i knew i could count on you to throw in a bunch
of suggestions. i have ani's "dilate," but i never
was thrilled with it. i'll definitely check out
"to the teeth."
also, i'm ashamed to say that i own NO patti smith,
not even "horses." so i will buy "gung ho" out of
sheer embarrassment! and respect for this woman's
integrity.
i'm lukewarm on joan osborne...but i've been intrigued
with listers' writing about emmy lou harris (again, with
"red dirt girl," i'd be catching a long-time artist
on the late side, to say the least.) i will check it out.
thanks, thanks, and again: thanks!
--emily
NP: "tennesee [sp?] jed," grateful dead (it's that kinda day...)
On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> <<a female (?) singer/songwriter, someone with harmony
> and melody and edge and breathtaking lyrics. >>
>
> Emily - two words...
>
> Ani DiFranco!!!!
>
> Start with "To the Teeth", one of her Y2K releases. It'll fill the bill. I
> just got "Not a Pretty Girl" this weekend (thanks Michael Y) and love it!
> Everything I've picked up of hers (about 6 now) is wonderful!
>
> Also well worth the effort:
>
> Patti Smith, "Gung Ho"
> Joan Osborne, "Righteous Love"
> Emmy Lou Harris, "Red Dirt Girl"
>
> and if you don't already have it:
>
> Lucinda Williams, "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road"
>
> Bob
>
> NP: Suzanne Vega, "Some Journey"
>
>
