| Product Summary | | Label: Knitting Factory Works | | UPC: 00035828016926 | | Release Date: 10/26/2001 | | Buy.com Sku: 60121627 | | Item#: MWPPDW | Format:  CD |
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Disc 1
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Taking A Liking - Melissa Ferrick ~ Various Artists |  | | 2. This Train Revised - Indigo Girls ~ Various Artists | | | 3. Michelangelo - Disappear Fear ~ Various Artists | | | 4. Sexuality - Billy Bragg ~ Various Artists | | | 5. Finished - Throwing Muses ~ Various Artists | | | 6. Weddings Are Icky - Girls In The Nose ~ Various Artists | | | 7. Lucky Star - The Mekons ~ Various Artists | | | 8. Stumbling Home - Daniel Cartier ~ Various Artists | | | 9. I Don't Understand Anything - Everything But The Girl ~ Various Artists | | | 10. Swim To Me - Jazz Passengers ~ Various Artists | | | 11. Tri-Monk - Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet ~ Various Artists | | | 12. My Dead Friend - The Judybats ~ Various Artists | | | 13. Night And Day - U2 (Youth's remix) ~ Various Artists | | | 14. Shave Your Head - Voice Farm ~ Various Artists | | | 15. Pease Park - Gretchen Phillips Experience ~ Various Artists | | | 16. Kiss My Sticky (Udderly Romantic) - Betty ~ Various Artists | | | 17. My Man, Our Horses, And Me - Y'all ~ Various Artists | |
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Notes & Personnel Info |  | Proceeds from OUT LOUD benefit the International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission. | | Recorded in 1994. | | Personnel: Gretchen Phillips (vocals, guitar, electric guitar); Daniel Cartier, Kristin Hersh, Melissa Ferrick, Sonia Rutstein (vocals, guitar); Emily Saliers, Amy Ray (vocals, acoustic guitar); Joanna Labow (vocals, percussion); Cindy Frank, Kay Turner, Tracey Thorn, Billy Bragg (vocals); Ben Watt (guitar, piano); Johnny Marr (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Tom Greenhalgh (guitar, keyboards); Jon Langford (guitar, synthesizer); Ken Weller (guitar); John Paul Keenon (mandola); Mary Wooten (cello); Roy Nathanson (soprano saxophone); Jessica Lurie, Amy Denio (alto saxophone); Barbara J. Marino (baritone saxophone); Curtis Fowlkes (trombone); Amanda Vincent, Myke Reilly, Cara Tivey (keyboards); David Narcizo, Pam Barger, Debbie Flood (drums); E.J. Rodriguez, Jody Linscott (percussion); Kirsty MacColl (background vocals). | | Audio Mixers: David Leonard; Guy Fixsen; Jerry Boys; Ben Watt. | | Audio Remixer: Mary Kettle. | | Unknown Contributor Roles: Bitzi Ziff; Steven Cheslik-Demeyer; Jane Scarpantoni; Jerry Marotta; Alyson Palmer; Amy Ziff; Sara Lee. | | This compilation brings together an eclectic mix of major-label and up and coming artists stepping forward with powerful recordings about freedom, dignity, and honesty -- all to benefit the International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC). Rare tracks from U2 and Throwing Muses are included, as well as contributions from Everything But the Girl and Billy Bragg ("Sexuality") which were previously released but take on new life in the context of this album. Many of the tracks were recorded live at New York City's Knitting Factory. Highlights include tracks by Betty ("Kiss My Sticky"), Voice Farm, Judybats, Girls in the Nose, Disappear Fear, Melissa Ferrick, and Indigo Girls. An assortment that ranges from the odd to the bizarre, this benefit CD provides a unique listening experience reminiscent of the experimental programming of college and public radio. ~ Will Grega |
Producer: Daniel Cartier; Dave Ball; Grant Showbiz; Hal Willner; Hugo Dwyer; Marika Tjelios; Myke Reilly; John Grant; Johnny Marr; Julie Last; Melissa Ferrick; Mike Thorne; Paul Barrett; Peter Moshay; Tracey Thorn; Ben Watt |
Engineer: David Jenkins; David Leonard; Allison Faust; Hugo Dwyer; Myke Reilly; James McLean; Jerry Boys; John Grant; Julie Last; Owen Morris; Peter Moshay |
| | Technical Info | | Release Date : 09/26/1995 | | Original Release Date : 1995 | | Catalog ID : 169 | | Label : Knitting Factory Works | | Number of Discs : 1 | | Runtime : 69m : 34s | | Studio/Live : Studio | | Mono/Stereo : Stereo | | SPAR Code : n/a | | UPC : 00035828016926 |
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| | Professional Reviews | | Option (3-4/96, p.116)
- "...It's surprisingly listenable from top to bottom..." |
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