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Joanna Connor
Joanna Connor Band
Release Date: 2002 05 28
Label: M.C. Records

If Joanna Connor has trouble breaking from the indie world into the big leagues, she could no doubt thrive as a songwriter for Bonnie Raitt, whose inspiration informs Connor's vocal style, blues-rock guitar approach, and attitude. Raitt's producers often add a lot of slickness and polish, while Connor scores points by keeping things slightly more raw. "Fine and Sublime" is romantic blues-rock at its best, but Connor goes beyond this at times, thinking globally on more than a few occasions. "No Black and White" is a global unity message set to a blend of rock and Irish jig rhythms. "Afrisippi," a colorful tribute to the place where humanity first reared its head, has a South African rolling guitar vibe; it would be better sung than spoken, but Connor's message is what counts -- all music derives from the same basic spiritual and human source. While Connor is a solid songwriter, she's also a clever interpreter of soul standards ranging from "Fever" to "Somebody Have Mercy" by Sam Cooke. Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Fine & SublimeConnor3:06
2Long, Long RoadConnor, Palmer3:46
3No Black or WhiteConnor2:23
4Luna LoveConnor3:22
5Different Kind of WarConnor3:15
6Slipping Into DarknessJordan, Dickerson, Brown, Levitin, Scot, Allen5:28
7Six ChildConnor3:06
8Guitar Dove [Instrumental]Connor3:39
9FeverDavenport, Cooley3:06
10Minor LoveConnor2:55
11Somebody Have MercyCooke5:22
12White LinesRobinson, Glover4:47
13AfrissippiConnor2:26
14Morning PraiseConnor3:15

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
2002CDM.C. Records
1997CDInakustik



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