Album Details
Title: Still Riot [1996] Artist: Ferron Release Date: 8/27/1996 Re-Released On: 11/1/2005 Label: Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Duration: 56:17 Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 093624629221, 093624629245, 603497105564 Genre: Folk Style: Contemporary Folk Moods: Earnest, Literate Total Copies: 5 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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The Chosen Ones
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Alice Says Yes
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Venus as Appearances
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Still Riot
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Primitive Future
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Takes a Little Time (Intro)
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Takes a Little Time
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Ain't Life a Brook
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I Am Hungry
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Dazzle the Beast
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Signals and Messages
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Easy With Love
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2005 | CD | Warner Bros. | | | 1996 | CD | Warner Bros. Records | 46292 |
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Album Review
On her ninth album (her fifth of the 1990s), Ferron continued to explore life's detail with a sort of desperate hopefulness, repeating over and over on the title track, "There is a way through constant sorrow," and seeking that way while acknowledging that sorrow in the rest of the songs. (Even "Dazzle The Beast," nominally a Christmas song, was downbeat.) As usual, she employed an unflinching honesty to work her way through to insight, noting in "Venus As Appearances," for example, "I wasted nights with dreams of kisses so hot / 'Course the ending was same as if I'd gone without her." Musically, she continued to develop dense arrangements that went well beyond her talkie beginnings. If anything, however, the arrangements were too dense to be really moving, even as the lyrics sometimes were too involved to be really involving. This was heard best in the new recording of "Ain't Life A Brook" (copyright 1978), perhaps her best song, which was more impressive in its earlier renditions with only an acoustic guitar than it was here. All of which is to say that instead of being as stunning as her records usually are, Still Riot was merely impressive. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Bernie Grundman | Mastering | | Carl Scott | Spiritual Advisor, ? | | Chris Webster | Vocals, Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus | | Craig Kaleal | Drums | | Darryl Havers | Piano, Keyboards, Melodion, Melodica, Organ (Hammond), Synthesizer, Organ, Bass | | DB. Benedictson | Fretless Bass, Bass, Engineer, Associate Producer, Vocals | | Emily Rich | Design | | Emily Saliers | Vocals, Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus | | Ferron | Vocals, Guitar (Acoustic), Producer | | Gabrielle Raumberger | Art Direction | | Howie Rissin | Mixing | | Jami Sieber | Choir, Chorus, Vocals, Electric Cello | | Jeanne Rizzo | Project Coordinator | | Jim McGillveray | Percussion | | John Ellis | Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar | | John MacLean | Engineer | | John Maclean | Engineer | | Larry Tuttle | Chapman Stick | | Lauren Wood | Choir, Chorus, Vocals | | Novi Novog | Clarinet (Alto), Viola | | Scarlet Rivera | Violin | | Sheldon Zaharko | Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant | | Shelley Jennings | Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric) | | Steve Hilliam | Saxophone | | Susan Becker | Assistant Engineer, Percussion | | Tony Rambo | Assistant Engineer | | Vicki Randle | Djembe, Agogo Bell, Vocals, Cowbell, Vocals (Background), Stick, Choir, Chorus, Percussion, Conga, Timbales, Shaker | | Victoria Pearson | Photography |
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