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Albums by Rebecca Angel
(pretty soon you'll be able to) Click titles for Lyrics |
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Live for Darien
1 Start Living
2 Optimist's Manifesto
3 Valentine's Day
4 Next Morning
5 Wonder Why
6 For Pat (I'll Write a Song)
7 Day I Turn 50
8 Strands
9 I Will Save Myself
10 Uprooted
11 Spring Green
12 Ordinary 2nd Best Friend of the Hero
13 Steam
14 Tiny World
15 The Road Ends Here
16 The Na Na Na Song
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SINGLE
I Want to Be a Librarian
Becca gets all techno
and a little silly in this
tribute to the bibliothecary.
Yours for $0.99 at CDBaby
(Okay, technically this is
not an album; CDBaby thinks
it is. Just 3 min. and 46 sec.) |
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Back Pocket Tunes
1 Flow My Tears
2 Like a Blizzard
3 Rowing
4 E Train
5 Two-Dimensional Love
6 I Love You Oddly
7 Again
Read a Review from
The Hartford Advocate
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Fantasy Escape
1 Reality of You
2 Fantasy Escape
3 Dreaming in Red
4 Fool's Blues
5 Believe
6 The World is Gone
7 Come Home
8 Melted Wax
9 Benjamin
10 Matthew's Mind
11 Do You Dream?
12 Dreamtown
13 Mortal Slave
14 Jeremy
15 Kaylar's Lament
16 Free Marie
17 Evil Eye
18 Tinkerbell
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Optimist's Manifesto
1 Clarinet Waves are Square
2 Optimist's Manifesto
3 21st Birthday
4 Journey
5 Start Living
6 Uprooted
7 The Last Chapter
8 Womb
9 Walk Faithfully
10 The Na Na Na Song
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Find Rebecca Angel’s music on the web:
www.myspace.com/rebeccaangel
www.cdbaby.com/rebeccaangel
www.reverbnation.com/rebeccangel
Look on iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody and more! |
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Review of Back Pocket Tunes
The Hartford Advocate
When she's not homeschooling her two children, starting her own education business, staging her plays, writing short stories, or directing children's choruses, Rebecca Angel makes music. If her third album, Back Pocket Tunes, is any indication, she could make a decent living as a singer, especially considering the way her protean voice flirts with superstardom (a lick of Madeleine Peyroux's jazz here, a touch of wispy indie darling Mirah there). But for Angel, family and creativity take priority over self-promotion and touring. Thus, Tunes is her first recording in three years — and what a difference the downtime has made. The production is clearer and more deliberate than on her previous discs and her love songs are still sentimental and evocative, but less sappy. She successfully dabbles in band arrangements. And more than ever, Tunes shows off her fantastic vocal range and inventive pronunciation. Her cover of the timeless "Flow My Tears" is a stunning opener, and "Rowing" pivots on a challenging, deftly executed key change that propels Angel into a stratospheric high note. You can hear and purchase Back Pocket Tunes at cdbaby.com/cd/rebeccaangel3. |
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