Joan As Police Woman
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gleckt Rec'd this on Feb 19, 2009:
Street Cred: 407
Rec's: 18
“This track is definitely a highlight -- not just of this collection of B-sides, but of all of Joan as Police Woman's songs. It's a Bowie cover, but she really makes the song her own, giving it an intimate whisper that's a pleasant contrast to the original. The minimalist piano echo of Bowie's guitar theme is a wonderful touch!”
hiddenpaw Rec'd this on Nov 20, 2009:
Street Cred: 98
Rec's: 5
“very chill song, and her voice is smooth but with a little something extra. twang? i can't tell, but i love it.”
sweetmom Rec'd this on Nov 17, 2009:
Street Cred: 57
Rec's: 9
“If Broadway were still the place where Tin Pan Alley songs went to be found by the public, some enterprising empresario would snap up this song and make it the showstopper for a new romantic musical.”
sweetmom Rec'd this on Nov 17, 2009:
Street Cred: 57
Rec's: 9
“The sparse arrangement demands that you listen to the lyric, which rewards with a sweet, enigmatic intensity.”
sweetmom Rec'd this on Nov 17, 2009:
Street Cred: 57
Rec's: 9
“I've been listening to women singer-songwriters since Joni Mitchell's mid career stuff, and I'm kind of hard to impress as a result. This artist impressed me right away. I only had to hear one song to know I wanted this whole album.”
cowrun Rec'd this on Nov 17, 2009:
Street Cred: 1508
Rec's: 41
“Awesome! Now I'll probably have to download the rest of the album!”
fire_and_a_rose Rec'd this on Nov 14, 2009:
Street Cred: 2299
Rec's: 54
“TO say she sounds like or is similar to Tori Amos, Ani Difranco, Louisa John-Krol, or Loreena McKennit would be inaccurate.
But she, like all four other singers, has a quality to her voice that is powerful, unique, and indescribable--but it most certainly draws you in and makes you long for more. Each woman could be a bard, in the most classic sense, and be very effective.”
