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Joan As Police Woman albums featuring Jeff Hill
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| | Real Life CDs (2006)
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Joan Wasser sings her jazzy, personal love songs in a fragile, paper-thin voice that recalls both the early-21st-century performer Norah Jones and the 1960s Greenwich Village singer Karen Dalton. "Christobel" is a gothic-tinged love song incorporating a deft violin solo ...
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 Joan As Police Woman Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Joan As Police Woman songs: Ride, Anyone, Christobel, Eternal Flame, Feed The Light, Flushed Chest, Save Me, We Don't Own It, To America, I Defy Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Furious Lyrics, Hard White Wall Lyrics, Holiday Lyrics, Honor My Wishes Lyrics, Magpipes Lyrics, Start of My Heart Lyrics, To Be Lonley Lyrics, To Be Loved Lyrics, To Survive Lyrics.
Joan As Police Woman Biography
Joan Wasser was an indie-rock fixture in the '90s, from her time as The Damnbuilders' violinist to her notoriety as Jeff Buckley's girlfriend when he tragically drowned. She was also an in-demand touring and session musician for everyone from Lou Reed to Sheryl Crow. In the early 2000s, Wasser broke out on her own, forming Joan As Policewoman (which now consists of Wasser on vocals, guitar, piano and violins, as well as Timo Ellis on bass and Parker Kindred on drums). Over the course of the group's three records, they have spanned the gamut from hushed folk to ambient chamber pop, garnering contributions from and comparisons to the likes of Rufus Wainwright and Antony And The Johnsons.
Contemporaries
Rufus Wainwright, Antony and the Johnsons, Feist, Martha Wainwright, Elysian Fields
Influences
Nina Simone, Lou Reed, Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley, John Cale, Aimee Mann
More Music Artists
Glasshouse, Mabel Gonzalez, Patricia Van Ness
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