Album Details
Title: Righteous Love Artist: Joan Osborne Release Date: 9/12/2000 Label: Interscope Records Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 606949073725, 0606949073725 Genre: Rock Styles: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, American Trad Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Cerebral, Earnest, Ironic, Bittersweet, Confident, Poignant, Earthy, Energetic, Gritty, Gutsy, Plaintive, Reflective, Searching, Spiritual, Wistful, Yearning Total Copies: 11 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Running Out of Time
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Righteous Love
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Safety in Numbers
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Love Is Alive
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Angel Face
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Grand Illusion
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If I Was Your Man
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Baby Love
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Hurricane
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Poison Apples (Hallelujah)
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Make You Feel My Love
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2000 | CD | Interscope Records | 490737 |
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Album Review
Five years after scoring with the mega hit "One of Us" and becoming the topic of more than a few religious conservatives' tirades, Joan Osborne returns with Righteous Love, sporting a more polished feel than on her debut, Relish. Producer Mitchell Froom brings along a few of his Los Lobos/ Latin Playboys pals ( Steve Berlin, Louie Perez) and adds some taut muscle to Osborne's songs, but at times comes close to overshadowing her work. Mitchell ropes in the loud blues and soul leanings that made her previous album so much fun, and the singer herself emotes in a much more restrained pop vein. An awkward cover of Gary Wright's "Love Is Alive" seems like a bit of a misstep, and Osborne manages to squeeze the last remaining bits of emotion out of Bob Dylan's " To Make You Feel My Love," a tune that even Billy Joel or Garth Brooks' adult-contemporary stabs couldn't ruin. Her reading is by far the best of the three. Don't expect a blockbuster hit on the level of "One of Us," but Righteous Love, for all its woes, holds enough treasures of its own. ~ John Duffy, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Aaron Comess | Drums, Guitar (Bass), Producer, Engineer, Bass | | Bob Clearmountain | Mixing | | Bob Ludwig | Mastering | | Carla Azar | Drums | | Charlie Bisharat | Strings | | Davey Faragher | Bass, Vocals (Background) | | David Immerglück | Pedal Steel, Guitar (Baritone), Pedal Steel Banjo | | Ellie Semoton | Photography | | Eltie Semotan | Photography | | Erik Della Penna | Guitar | | Erik Lawrence | Sax (Baritone) | | Janet Wolsborn | Art Direction | | Janet Wolshom | Art Direction | | Joan Osborne | Vocals (Background), Vocals, Producer, Vox Organ | | Joe Zook | Engineer, Assistant Engineer | | Joe-Mama Nitzberg | Creative Director | | Joel Derouin | Strings | | John Paterno | Engineer, Overdub Engineer | | Joseph Arthur | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Larry Corbett | Vocals (Background), Strings | | Marek | Engineer, Assistant Engineer | | Matt Funes | Vocals (Background), Strings | | Michele Richards | Strings, Vocals (Background) | | Mitchell Froom | Assistant Engineer, Keyboards, Producer | | Pete Thomas | Drums, Percussion | | Rick "Soldier" Will | Producer, Engineer | | Steve Berlin | Saxophone | | Suzie Katayama | Strings | | Tom Whalley | A&R | | Val McCallum | Guitar, Vocals (Background) |
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