Pam Tillis - Homeward Looking Angel

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Album Details

Title: Homeward Looking Angel
Artist: Pam Tillis
Release Date: 1992
Re-Released On: 2/5/2002
Label: Arista, BMG Special Products
Duration: 36:38
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 078221864923, 755174589621, 755174671326
Genre: Country
Styles: Country-Pop, Contemporary Country
Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Sensual, Bittersweet, Playful, Stylish, Gentle, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Reflective, Romantic, Sentimental
Total Copies: 40
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. How Gone Is Goodbye
  2. Shake the Sugar Tree
  3. Do You Know Where Your Man Is
  4. Cleopatra, Queen of Denial
  5. Love Is Only Human
  6. Rough and Tumble Heart
  7. Let That Pony Run
  8. Fine, Fine, Very Fine Love
  9. We've Tried Everything Else
  10. Homeward Looking Angel

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2002CDBMG Special Products46713
2001CDBMG Special Products45896
1992CDArista18649

Other Editions

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Album Review

Pam Tillis had an enviable challenge with Homeward Looking Angel -- topping the critically acclaimed and commercially viable Put Yourself in My Place, an album that spawned four Top Ten singles including "Don't Tell Me What to Do." Tillis' pure, full-bodied country voice can be both a boon and a burden. Some tracks on Angel seem cliché. On one cut, the retro "Do You Know Where Your Man Is," her genuinely throaty twang feels exaggerated to the point of annoyance. Yet other songs work seemingly effortless magic, including the sultry and sexy "Shake the Sugar Tree," and the wry and telling "Cleopatra, Queen of Denial." These songs, along with Gretchen Peters' ballad "Let That Pony Run" and the title cut -- one of four written by Bob DiPiero -- had no trouble finding their way to the chart heights of their predecessors and insuring Tillis another hit recording. While it may not be as flawless as Put Yourself in My Place, Homeward Looking Angel is a very solid -- and at times even stellar -- successor; it should be seriously considered by anyone who is curious about her music. ~ Roch Parisien & Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Anthony MartinVocals (Background), Producer, Piano, Synthesizer
Ashley ClevelandVocals (Background)
Biff WatsonGuitar (Acoustic), Guitar
Bill HullettMandolin, Guitar (Electric), Guitar
Blaine SprouseFiddle
Bruce BoutonGuitar (Steel)
Dennis BurnsideOrgan
Dennis WilsonVocals (Background)
Ed SeayProducer
Eddie BayersDrums
Gary MorseGuitar (Electric), Guitar (Steel)
Harry StinsonVocals (Background)
Joe ChemayBass
John HobbsPiano
John JorgensonGuitar (Electric), Guitar
Larry ByromGuitar (Electric)
Larry PaxtonBass
Lonnie WilsonDrums
Mary Ann KennedyVocals (Background)
Maude GilmanArt Direction
Pam TillisVocals (Background)
Pamela RoseVocals (Background)
Paul LeimDrums
Paul WorleyGuitar, Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Acoustic), Producer, Vocals (Background), Guitar (Electric)
Peter NashPhotography
Sonny GarrishGuitar (Steel)
Stephanie BentleyVocals (Background)
Steve NathanPiano, Organ
Vicki HamptonVocals (Background)

Member Reviews

Meagan M. (meags) wrote on 5/10/2007...

Some great songs on here - hits like Shake The Sugar Tree and Cleopatra - and the rest of the album is on par with those hits.

Kathleen L. (katlupe) wrote on 9/23/2006...

Great cd!