Can We Go Home Now

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:54:24
The Roches: Terre Roche (vocals, guitar, piano); Suzzy Roche (vocals, guitar); Maggie Roche (vocals, keyboards). Additional personnel: David Roche, Paul Jacobs (vocals); Mark Johnson, Richard Kennedy (guitar); Stewart Lerman (guitar, keyboards, programming); Steuart Smith (electric guitar); David Mansfield (pedal steel guitar, fiddle); Peter Lewy (cello); Charlie Giordano (accordion); Gary Dial (piano, synthesizer); Paul Ossola (bass); Frank Vilardi, Joey Baron (drums); Sammy Merendino (drum programming). Recorded at The Bedroom, New York, New York. Personnel: Terre Roche (vocals, guitar, piano); Suzzy Roche (vocals, guitar); Maggie & Terre Roche, Maggie Roche (vocals, keyboards); David Roche, Paul Jacobs (vocals); Stewart Lerman (guitar, keyboards, programming); Richard Kennedy , Mark Johnson (guitar); Steuart Smith (electric guitar); David Mansfield (steel guitar, fiddle); Peter Lewy (cello); Charlie Giordano (accordion); Garry Dial (oboe, piano, background vocals); Joey Baron, Frank Vilardi (drums); Vince Cherico, Sammy Merendino (drum programming). Audio Mixers: Dominick Maita; Stewart Lerman. Recording information: Live Wire Studio; New Breed Studios; The Bedroom, New York, NY. Photographers: Nubar Alexanian; Peter Cunningham; Suzzy Roche. Arrangers: Garry Dial; Terre Roche. This 1995 release found the Roches on a new label. They took the opportunity to deliver one of the finest albums of their career, one filled with songs that evoke a world-weariness. The spare accompaniment the Roches receive here is what has always served them best. All three sisters contributed individually penned songs, and all come through with some magic. Maggie's title song and Suzzy's "Home Away From Home" both touch on themes of home and belonging, while Terre's "Christlike" tempers the proceedings with an eloquently disenfranchised bit of romantic cynicism. While they've explored these subjects before, on CAN WE GO HOME NOW it is done with a deeper sense of loss, hope, and faith. This album is flush with memorable songs and a perfect starting point (along with the Roches' self-titled debut) for anyone unfamiliar with this trio.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)