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Phoebe Snow has recorded very little since the 1980s, which is all the more reason to celebrate this 2008 live album. The singer's first in-concert recording, LIVE proves the singer still exercises a rich, dynamic command over her voice (so much so that one would never guess at her long-term absence from the scene). The set is packed with spectacular performances that cover an eclectic range of styles from blues to torch songs to pop, including, of course, her 1974 signature tune, "Poetry Man."
Personnel: Phoebe Snow (vocals, acoustic guitar); Roger Butterley (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); John Korba (vocals, electric guitar, piano, keyboards); Fonzi Thornton (vocals); John Gilutin (Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards, percussion); Bob Glaub (bass instrument); Clint DeGanon (drum, percussion).
Thank God She's Back! Finally, a 208 CD release from Phoebe. This is so long overdue. Ms. Snow has one of the most distinct singing voices of all time & I am thrilled with this CD. Yes, most of the songs, she has recorded on studio albums, but this is LIVE & Phoebe still sounds FABULOUS! I highly reccommend this wonderful edition to any music collection. Submitted by dominiccaruso (Royal Oak, MI, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Snow is still a "Natural Wonder"! Phoebe Snow possesses one of the most distinctive and powerful voices in pop of the last 40 years. Her new live album showcases her range and versatility as a singer, and her considerable songwriting gifts, too. Her original tunes "Natural Wonder", "The Other Girlfriend", and her huge 70's hit "Poetry Man" all given terrific live treatments, and as always Snow's voice can float, growl, shout, or reach into the stratosphere. Her covers are somewhat less successful, especially the final cut, a wan reading of the old standard "With a Song in My Heart." The CD's emotional highlight is "You're My Girl", a re-working of a 1989 Snow song, dedicated to her daughter Valerie-Rose, who died last year. This CD is a must-have for Snow fans, and a worthy introduction for newcomers to this prodigious vocal talent. Submitted by cdmmurphy (Boston, MA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Phoebe, Where Have You Been???? This album solidifies Phoebe as one of the best female vocalists in history, as well as a magnificent performer. Each song demands your 100% attention as she dazzles you with her voice and interpretations. He in-between banter is also insightful and fun. Submitted by Shana Bea (West Chester) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
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