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"Gun Metal Sky"
The CD Lori Lieberman fans have been asking for is here. This
compilation, six years in the making, is a masterpiece of vivid colors,
with songs that are both penned by Lieberman as well as five songs by
some of our most beloved songwriters.
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"Daughters and Sons"
Even in California, wreaths are nailed to the front doors and wither
from the heat of the December sun - the malls are beginning their
holiday panic, and joyful songs of Christmas taunt us to get into the
holiday spirit.
"It’s been five long years since “mission accomplished” and our sons,
daughters, mothers and fathers are still being sent and re-sent to
fight in this forever war. I thought about celebrating in the midst of
much madness and it felt inauthentic to me - so I wrote down my wish,
and my wish became my prayer, my prayer became my hope, and my hope
became this Christmas song, entitled, “Daughters And Sons”."
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"Monterey"
Lori's newest album on Drive On Records and possibly her finest,
delivers 10 performances that will leave you breathless.
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"Gone is the Girl"
The third CD from Pope Music - A departure from the two mic live recordings, this CD was Pope's first in-studio recording featuring Timothy Drury (The Eagles), Steve Klong, Lyle Workman... CD is currently out of print - CDR available.
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"Home of Whispers"
The definitive two mic live recording from Pope Music. Engineered by Gene Pope. Hailed by Rich Warren of WFMT as "Favorite CD of 1996." Included in this recording, "Girl Writing A Letter", "Circling Of The Souls."
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"A Thousand Dreams"
Lori's first collection of songs since the famous Capitol Years. This
outstanding album was nominated for The Golden Note Award, a standard
for recording excellence, marked the debut of Pope Music, was engineered by Gene Pope and produced by Mark Levinson. Featuring Amanda McBroom, Chuck Delmonico, Tommy Morgan, Dean Parkes.
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"Lori Lieberman"
Lori’s first album, recorded in West Hollywood in 1972. Includes Lori’s
original recording of “Killing Me Softly With His Song”. The songs on
this album include, “Time For Me To Go”, “There’s A Harbor”, and “My
Lover Do You Know”. Many new young talents lent their artistry to this
recording: a very young Larry Carlton, Dean Parks, Max Bennet, Bud
Shank, Dennis Budimir, John Guerin, and of course, Charles Fox, to name
a few.
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"A Piece of Time"
This album was recorded in a very short period of time in 1974 at the
studios at Capitol Records. Because Lori had been doing an extensive
amount of touring both in the U.S. and overseas, her “road band” was
featured, as well as studio musicians from her previous LP’s. Featured
are: Sneaky Pete, Merry Clayton, and Herb Pederson. The song, “I Got A
Name” was recorded as a tribute to Jim Croce. Songs included are: “A
Piece Of Time”, “Stone Canyon”, and “Legacy”.
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"Straw Colored Girl"
This LP was recorded at A&M studios, with Joni Mitchell’s engineer,
Henry Lewy, at the helm. This album featured “The L.A. Express” This LP
was released primarily in Europe. The title cut, a song about Lori’s
years growing up in Switzerland, entitled, “Straw Colored Girl”- is her
favorite. Her other favorites include, “Downhill Walker”, “For More”,
“Airports”, “Nothing To Do With Me”, and “The Last Free Man”.
Musicians featured are: Larry Carlton, Larry Nash, Max Bennet, Ben
Benay, Bud Shank, Tom Scott and Charles Fox
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"Becoming"
Lori Lieberman’s second album for Capitol Records. It was recorded in
1973. It is one of her favorites, with beautifully developed and
orchestrated songs. It includes: “The Seed First”, “It Didn’t Come
Easy”, “Eleazar” and “I Go Along”, and “House Full Of Women.” Some of
the featured musicians are: Dean Parks,Charles Fox, Dennis Budimir,
John Guerin, Bud Shank and Tom Scott.
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"Best of Lori Lieberman"
This album was released only in Europe in 1976. It includes hits from
“Lori Lieberman”, “A Piece Of Time”, and “Straw Colored Girl”.
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"Letting Go"
This album was recorded in New York in 1978, on Jimmy Ienner’s new
label, “Millennium. Lori teamed up with Paul Leka, producer of Harry
Chapin’s LPs, and all of the songs were arranged by Kenny Ascher.
Highlights include “Burger King”, which details the story of a
frustrated recording artist (guess who) who has to try out for a Burger
King jingle. Other favorites include, “Boston”, “Late Last Night” and
“Love Me Again”.
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