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Articles tagged "joan osborne" Music ReviewJoan Osborne: Little Wild Oneby Aarik Danielsen[18.Sep.08] :. The record is essentially, in lyric and spirit, a tribute to several distinct ideas that Osborne pulls together with skill and sincerity.  Music ReviewJoan Osborne: Breakfast In Bedby Roger Holland[5.Jun.07] :. All shine and polish, but no sex or sensuality.  Music FeatureFrom Breakfast in Bed to Becoming a Deadhead: An Interview With Joan Osborneby Colin McGuire[30.May.07] :. Osborne talks with PopMatters about performing with the Funk Brothers, filling the shoes of Jerry Garcia, and the sidewalk inspiration for her latest album of R&B and soul songs.  Music ReviewJoan Osborne: Pretty Little Strangerby Andrew Gilstrap[27.Nov.06] :. This is country in a Roseanne Cash or Kim Richey vein: meticulously crafted, understated, and loaded with material that less subtle singers will probably turn into megahits.  Music ReviewJoan Osborne: How Sweet It Isby Mark Anthony Neal[14.Dec.02] :. James Taylor singing “How Sweet It Is”. Linda Ronstadt doing Smokey’s “Ooh Baby, Baby”. Simply Red’s Mick Hucknall’s reading Gamble and Huff’s (brought...  Film ReviewStanding in the Shadows of Motown (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[29.Nov.02] :. Paul Justman's 'Standing in the Shadows of Motown' aims to recover the Funk Brothers' legacy. Joan Osborne: Righteous Loveby Devon Powers[11.Sep.00] :. The first time I turned on the radio and heard “St. Theresa,” (the opening track off Osborne’s 1995 release, Relish) I felt branded for life. That voice, then unknown, hit me... |
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