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Rosanne Cash "She Remembers Everything" LP

Spent this weekend listening to few new albums.

"She Remembers Everything" from Rosanne Cash is her first since the Grammy winning "The River & The Thread" over 4 years ago, (which I totally loved).  Also, I'm a pretty big Rosanne Cash fan.

While this isn't "quite" up to TR&TT, it's damn good.  She does duets with Colin Meloy, Kris Kristofferson, Elvis Costello and Sam Phillips.

This is a little more personal of an album, but holds it's own.  Try "The Undiscovered Country" or "8 Gods of Harlem", (with Costello and Kristofferson).

The recording is very well done with a spacious soundstage, great depth and good dynamics.  I bought the single LP version which comes on Pink vinyl.  Colored vinyl used to be a death sentence for sound quality and noise, but most of the current formulations seem to have gotten much better.  This one included.  My copy has very quiet surfaces.

Highly recommended.
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wcfeil
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She’s here in Paradise Valley (actually Scottsdale) AZ in late February. 

My 6th time seeing her. She usually gives a little background and/or history of each song prior to its’ performance.

 Always a good show. Highly recommended. 
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slaw
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Saw her earlier this year locally. Excellent! She has such a beautiful tone to her voice!
audiowoman
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Agree she is fantastic live.   Very funny too.   One show I saw at the Birchmere in northern Virginia, a young man was so besotted as to scream “I love you,”.   She gave him a look and replied, Huh, you don’t know me, I’m difficult.”  The whole place cracked up.  
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bdp24
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Rosanne's The Wheel album was about her breakup with Rodney Crowell, and it's predecessor Interiors the troubles leading to it. Too much talent for one marriage ;-) .
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