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God And The FBI (Import) (CD)

By: Janis Ian


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Track Listing

DISC 1 for God And The FBI (Import) (CD) Album By Janis Ian
1   God And The FBI  
2   On The Other Side  
3   Memphis - Ian, Janis & Wilie Nelson  
4   Jolene  
5   When You Love Someone  
6   Play Like A Girl  
7   Days Like These  
8   Boots Like Emmy Lou's  
9   She Must Be Beautiful  
10   Last Comeback  
11   Murdering Stravinsky  
 


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Review

Q (5/00, p.110) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...This album has musical bite, from the Lennon-esque shuffle of the title track...to the satirical honky-tonk of 'Boots Like Emmy Lou's'...to the atmospheric 'Murdering Stravinsky'..."

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Personnel: Janis Ian (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, banjo, keyboards, acoustic bass, background vocals); Marc Moreau (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, keyboards, electric bass, drums, programming); Willie Nelson, John Cowan (vocals); Philip Clark (acoustic & electric guitars, drums, background vocals); Jim Cregan (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Chet Atkins (guitar); Matt Rollings (piano); Willie Weeks (bass); Steve Gadd (drums); Davis Liker (loops).
Producers: Jim Cregan, Janie Ian, Marc Moreau.
Ian's albums of the '90s got less and less spare as the decade progressed, and this one--her first of the new millennium--continues the trend; it actually sounds like somebody produced it with an ear to radio play. In any case, it's also one of her best efforts, full of lyrically sharp songs and interesting arrangments. Highlights include the title song, a wry modern talking blues about McCarthy-era political paranoia; "Play Like a Girl," that rarest of rarities on an Ian album, i.e. an out-and-out rocker; "Memphis," a genuinely poetic tribute to that city done as a duet with Willie Nelson; and "Boots Like Emmylou," a funny pseudo-country song in which Ian dreams of singing like Patsy Cline.

Album Description

Ian's albums of the '90s got less and less spare as the decade progressed, and this one--her first of the new millennium--continues the trend; it actually sounds like somebody produced it with an ear to radio play. In any case, it's also one of her best efforts, full of lyrically sharp songs and interesting arrangments. Highlights include the title song, a wry modern talking blues about McCarthy-era political paranoia; "Play Like a Girl", that rarest of rarities on an Ian album, i.e. an out-and-out rocker; "Memphis", a genuinely poetic tribute to that city done as a duet with Willie Nelson; and "Boots Like Emmylou", a funny pseudo-country song in which Ian dreams of singing like Patsy Cline.


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