A Girl Called Eddy [Digipak]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:50:37
A Girl Called Eddy: Erin "Eddy" Moran (vocals, piano). Personnel: Elizabeth Moran (vocals, piano); Shez Sheridan (acoustic guitar, acoustic 12-string guitar, Spanish guitar, baritone guitar, banjo, lyre, background vocals); Richard Hawley (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, Hawaiian steel guitar, baritone guitar, lyre, Fender Rhodes piano, vibraphone, glockenspiel, background vocals); Victoria Hart, Simon Graham, Sarah Hill, Melody Coper, John Visanji, Laura Rachel Pannington, Gaynor Sutcliffe, Polly Wiltshire, Michael Klotz , Heather Zimmerman, Naomi Koop, Liz Hanks (strings); Simon Stafford (trombone); Jeff Snowden, Peter Wright, Tony Robertson (horns); Colin Elliot (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Mellotron, vibraphone, glockenspiel, upright bass, electric bass, background vocals); Catherine Popper (upright bass); Andy Cook , Mark Brotter (drums); Ali Heath Cook (background vocals). Additional personnel: Richard Hawley (acoustic 6-string guitar, vibraharp); Shez Sheridan (6-string guitar); Colin Elliot (Moog synthesizer, bass instrument); Ali Heath Cook (background vocals); Andy Cook . Recording information: Sratosphere Studios, New York, NY (2003); Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield, England (2003). Photographer: Ellis Parrinder. Unknown Contributor Role: Colin Elliot. The self-titled debut album by Irish singer A Girl Called Eddy is an inspired blend of modern folk-rock singer-songwriter tunes with indie pop and R&B touches. (A Girl Called Eddy's real name is Erin Moran; she took the stage name to avoid confusion with the similarly-named actress who played Joanie on HAPPY DAYS and JOANIE LOVES CHACHI.) Kicking off with the excellent single "Tears All Over Town," the album moves from strength to strength, showcasing A Girl Called Eddy's warm, rich voice and her songwriting skills, which often recall the late Kirsty MacColl in their blend of sly humor and frank insight. Highlights include "Girls Can Really Tear You Up Inside" and "People Used To Dream About the Future."
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)