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Shawn Colvin: All Fall Down
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Artist
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Shawn Colvin with Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris, Jakob Dylan, Mary Chapin Carpenter & others.
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Label
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Nonesuch
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Format
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CD
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Runtime/Release Date
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41'46/2012
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Label Number
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530682
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Daedalus Item Code
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29239
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Description
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A deeply personal collection of 11 songs, Shawn Colvin’s eighth studio album is the first to be produced by her longtime friend Buddy Miller and was recorded in Nashville with a group of stellar musicians, including jazz guitarist Bill Frisell, bassist Viktor Krauss, fiddler extraordinaire Stuart Duncan, and singer Julie Miller. Three-time Grammy winner Colwin calls it "an album about loss but also about redemption and resolution," and it's full of her trademark wit, lyricism, and empathy. "Change Is on the Way" was co-written with Patty Griffin, and "Seven Times the Charm" shares writing credits with Jakob Dylan and longtime Colvin collaborator John Leventhal, who also co-wrote "All Fall Down," "Knowing What I Know Now," and "The Neon Light of the Saints," which was heard on HBO’s New Orleans drama Treme when Colvin was a guest star. Bill Frisell penned "Anne of the Thousand Days" with Colvin, and Viktor Krauss co-wrote "I Don’t Know You" with her.
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