Album Details
Title: Come on Now Social Artist: Indigo Girls Release Date: 9/28/1999 Re-Released On: 4/24/2007 Label: Sbme Special Mkts., Epic Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 074646377321, 074646991428, 886970814829, 5099749504127 Genre: Rock Styles: Psychedelic, Folk-Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Earnest, Poignant, Reflective, Cerebral, Earthy, Intimate, Literate, Organic, Brooding, Complex, Delicate, Dramatic, Fractured, Freewheeling, Gentle, Knotty, Laid-Back/Mellow, Melancholy, Passionate, Refined/Mannered, Rousing, Searching, Wistful, Wry, Calm/Peaceful, Playful, Summery, Sweet, Theatrical, Bittersweet, Cathartic Total Copies: 23 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Go
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Soon Be to Nothing
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Gone Again
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Trouble
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Sister
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Peace Tonight
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Ozilline
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We Are Together
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Cold Beer and Remote Control
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Compromise
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Andy
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Faye Tucker/Sister (Reprise)/Philosophy of Loss
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2007 | CD | Sbme Special Mkts. | 708148 | | 1999 | CD | Epic | 63773 | | 1999 | CD | Epic | 69914 |
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Album Review
Indigo Girls had sort of boxed themselves into the corner during the late '90s. They had become pop culture icons, as known for their politics as their music. Unfortunately, being in such a position meant their music had gotten a little stale, as the good but predictable Shaming of the Sun illustrated. The duo seized the opportunity to experiment and redefine their music with 1999's Come on Now Social. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers invited a host of guest musicians -- including Sheryl Crow, Joan Osborne, Me'Shell Ndegeocello, Natacha Atlas, Sinéad O'Connor's backing band Ghostland, The Band's Garth Hudson, and Luscious Jackson's Kate Schellenbach -- to contribute to their most eclectic set of songs to date. Yes, they had a full, even prog rock sound on Swamp Opheila, but the Indigos tackle a number of different styles on Come On Now. "Go" opens the album in a roar, rocking harder than anything Indigo Girls have yet recorded, but it only sets the pace for the rest of the album in that it offers a departure. From that point on, the duo tries on other styles; they don't abandon the folk-rock that made their name, but they add straight-ahead rock & roll, old timey folk, modern country, and, in the case of the wonderful single "Peace Tonight," pop-soul. Not only are the different styles welcome, but the songwriting is strong and the performances revitalized. Indigo Girls never went away, but it's the highest compliment to be paid to Come On Now Social to say that it feels like a fully realized comeback. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Amy Ray | Mandolin, Vocals, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric) | | Carol Isaacs | Moog Synthesizer, Accordion, Organ, Vocals (Background) | | Caroline Dale | Cello | | Claire Kenny | Bass | | Emily Saliers | Vocals, Guitar (Electric), Bazouki, Slide Guitar | | Garth Hudson | Keyboards | | Ian Stanley | Organ | | Indigo Girls | Producer | | Jerry Marotta | Engineer, Drums | | Joan Osborne | Vocals (Background) | | Joe Zook | Assistant Engineer | | John Reynolds | Producer, Engineer, Kazoo, Drums, Mixing, Percussion | | Justin Adams | Ngoni | | Karl Egsieker | Assistant Engineer | | Kate Schellenbach | Drums | | Malcolm Burn | Engineer | | Me'Shell Ndegéocello | Bass | | Michael Halsband | Photography | | Natacha Atlas | Vocals | | Reginald Houston | Sax (Baritone) | | Renard Poché | Trombone | | Rev. Brady Blade | Drums | | Rick Danko | Bass | | Risa Zaitschek Noah | Art Direction | | Ryan Williams | Assistant Engineer | | S. "Husky" Hoskulds | Engineer | | Scott Hull | Mastering | | Sheryl Crow | Vocals (Background) | | Tim Green | Sax (Tenor) | | Tim Oliver | Engineer, Mixing | | Todd Vos | Assistant Engineer |
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