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| Artist : Vonda Shepard |
| Album : From The Sun-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Vendredi Music |
| Year : 2008 |
| Genre : Pop |
| Rip date : Aug-07-2008 |
| Store date : Sep-02-2008 |
| Size : 44,2 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - I Know Better 03:46 |
| 02 - Ecstatic 03:54 |
| 03 - From The Sun 03:58 |
| 04 - Where I Belong 03:08 |
| 05 - Roll In The Dirt 04:03 |
| 06 - Another January 03:31 |
| 07 - Downtown (Dirtytown) 03:10 |
| 08 - Get It Back 02:52 |
| 09 - The Rocky Water 03:26 |
| 10 - Finally Home 02:14 |
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| 34:02 min |
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| Enjoy! |
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| Singer-songwriter Vonda Shepard enjoyed one of the more unique career |
| breakthroughs in pop music history; while most performers rely on radio |
| airplay or relentless touring to win fans, Shepard instead shot to fame |
| as a result of the hit television series Ally McBeal, which featured her |
| performing live on an almost weekly basis. Born in New York City in |
| 1963, her family relocated to California a few years later; there |
| Shepard studied voice and piano, and was just a teen when she recorded |
| "Can't We Try," a duet with singer Dan Hill. After touring as a backup |
| singer for Jackson Browne, she recorded her self-titled Reprise label |
| debut in 1989, the LP sacrificing the bluesy soulfulness of her music in |
| favor of slick production values. Only weeks after the release of her |
| 1992 sophomore effort The Radical Light, Shepard was dropped by Reprise; |
| she spent the next several years without a label or a manager, instead |
| becoming a fixture of the L.A. club circuit. There she developed a small |
| but ardent cult following, independently releasing It's Good, Eve in |
| 1996; among her fans were TV producer David E. Kelley and his actress |
| wife Michelle Pfeiffer, and when Kelley set about creating his |
| comedy-drama Ally McBeal for the Fox network, he tapped Shepard to |
| become the show's musical voice. Not only was The Radical Light's |
| "Searchin' My Soul" used as the series' theme, but Shepard herself |
| became a regular cast member, playing the house performer at the local |
| nightclub the program's title character and her co-workers frequented. |
| As Ally McBeal emerged as a breakout hit, it re-ignited Shepard's |
| career, and a major bidding war to land the rights to a series |
| soundtrack followed, with the record appearing in mid-1998, Songs from |
| Ally McBeal. By 7:30 was released in April 1999 by Jacket Records; a |
| second Ally McBeal collection followed later that same year. |
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