Larry Hirsch Discography of CDs

Larry Hirsch songs 1995's TORN AGAIN is the album that most definitively bridges the gap between Peter Case's power-pop days as a key member of the Nerves and the Plimsouls, and his folkier solo work. Though there's nothing as poppy as "A Million Miles Away" or "Hanging on the Telephone" here, these songs are brash and punchy, and as ...

Larry Hirsch music CDs Instead of veering all over the musical map as she did on earlier albums, Muldaur picks a style, sticks to it and comes up with a winner. Heavy on jazz and blues standards by the likes of Duke Ellington, Andy Razaf and Sippie Wallace, including "Gee, Baby Ain't I Good to You" and the Billie Holiday ...

Larry Hirsch CD discography Somewhere Between Heaven and Earth is a heart-rendered requiem for Bullens' young daughter who died of cancer in 1996, though it's largely about hope for the living. The singer/songwriter, who debuted in 1979 with Desire Wire, recorded this tribute with the help of a few friends. Bonnie Raitt and Beth Nielsen Chapman sing along on the ...

Larry Hirsch albums Jules and the Polar Bears' debut album, Got No Breeding, fell into a commercial twilight zone shortly after its release in 1978; the music was too quirky and the wit of the lyrics was too curious for the mainstream rock audience, but the band's approach was too firmly rooted in mainstream pop for the new wave ...

Larry Hirsch discography All songs written by Sand Rubies except "Interstate" (Neil Young). Neil Young-inspired chording and desolate vocals evoke the sound of deserts and arid plateaus. ~ Roch Parisien Producers: Larry Hirsch, David Briggs, Mike Campbell, Waddy Wachtel, Rich Hopkins, David Slutes. Engineers: Larry Hirsch, Mark DeSisto, John Hanlon, Chuck Johnson, Phil Jones, Mark Linett, Jess Sutcliffe. Personnel: David Slutes (vocals); Rich ...

Larry Hirsch CD discography Drawing heavily on her early-'80s peak, when she spent nine weeks at number one with "Bette Davis Eyes," Gypsy Honeymoon: The Best of Kim Carnes may not be a definitive collection, but it nevertheless is a first-rate one, containing the majority of her best-known songs. There's "Bette Davis Eyes," plus "Don't Fall in Love ...