Lisa Loeb - The Very Best of Lisa Loeb

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Album Details

Title: The Very Best of Lisa Loeb
Artist: Lisa Loeb
Release Date: 4/26/2005
Re-Released On: 1/24/2006
Label: Universal Distribution, Geffen
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits, lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 602498899700, 4988005381071
Genre: Rock
Styles: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
Moods: Calm/Peaceful, Reflective, Sweet, Bittersweet, Energetic, Freewheeling, Gentle, Quirky, Amiable/Good-Natured, Delicate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Literate, Refined/Mannered, Warm, Carefree, Earthy, Fun, Intimate, Lively, Playful, Precious, Soothing
Total Copies: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. I Do
  2. Underdog
  3. Falling in Love
  4. Let's Forget About It
  5. How
  6. Fools Like Me
  7. Bring Me Up
  8. Single Me Out [From #1 Single]
  9. Furious Rose
  10. Stay (I Missed You)
  11. Truthfully
  12. Wishing Heart
  13. Sandalwood
  14. Waiting for Wednesday
  15. All Day
  16. Taffy
  17. Do You Sleep?
  18. What Am I Supposed to Say?

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2006CDGeffen000608302
2005CDUniversal Distribution4001

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Album Review

Lisa Loeb had only one big hit and it was with her first single "Stay (I Missed You)" -- a tune that took her from obscurity to minor celebrity when it was included on the soundtrack of Reality Bites. Although she never had another smash hit, "Stay" was hardly the end of her career: she continued to release records every few years, racking up five additional chartings singles that usually appeared in the lower reaches of Billboard's Hot 100, and a bit higher on their Adult Top 40 charts: 1995's "Do You Sleep?," 1996's "Waiting for Wednesday," 1997's "I Do," 1998's "Let's Forget About It," and 2002's "Underdog." All six of those charting singles, along with album tracks and significant soundtrack contributions (like "How," which wound up on both the Twister soundtrack, where it was originally intended, and on Jack Frost the Michael Keaton classic about a jazz musician who is reincarnated as a giant talking snowman so he can set things right with his son), on 2006's The Very Best of Lisa Loeb, which also includes the brand new "Single Me Out," the theme song from her '06 reality show #1 Single. While Loeb never strayed very far from the sweet, gentle template she laid down with "Stay (I Missed You)," she always was friendly, melodic, and rather ingratiating. These qualities are better heard on The Very Best of Lisa Loeb than on her proper albums, which can tend to be a little samey and sugary. Those tendencies aren't completely absent here, but distilled to her best songs, Loeb is an endearing folk-pop singer/songwriter, as this enjoyable collection proves. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Abraham LaborielDrums
Adam MarcelloDrums
Alan GrunfeldViolin
Anatoly RosinskyViolin
Ann KimViolin
Anne ChalezViolin
Armen GarabedianViolin
Bar Josef, NuritViolin
Ben LoebConductor, String Arrangements
Bill MerryfieldDesign
Bob ClearmountainMixing
Bob SalcedoAssistant Engineer
Brian MaloufProducer, Mixing
Bruce DukovViolin
Chad NiniAssistant Engineer
Charlie BisharatViolin
Colin JacobsenViolin
Conway KuoViola
Dan ColemanOrchestral Arrangements, Conductor, Orchestration
Dan LittletonGuitar (Electric)
Dan SeidenGuitar (Electric)
Dave ReitzasEngineer
David BiancoEngineer
David BoucherEngineer
David GreshamClarinet
Dayna PinkStylist
Dweezil ZappaProducer, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic)
Elizabeth MitchellVocal Harmony
Endre GranatViolin
Eric GaenslenCello
Erick LabsonDigital Remastering
Greg GasperinoAssistant Engineer
Helen JeffersMake-Up
Helen KimViolin
Howard KarpAssistant Engineer
Jack Joseph PuigMixing
Jacqueline BrandViolin
James MurrayEngineer
Jamie MuhoberacKeyboards
Janet SungViolin
Jason WormerOverdub Assistant, Assistant Tracking Engineer
Jeff RothschildMixing, Engineer
Jennifer FrautschiViolin
Jesse HarrisGuitar (Acoustic)
Jim CoxKeyboards, Organ (Hammond)
Jimmy HarryGuitar, Keyboards, Engineer, Producer, Bass
Joe QuigleyBass
Joe TraversDrum Fills
Joe ZookAssistant Engineer
Joel DerouinViolin
John ShanksGuitar, Producer, Bass, Vocal Harmony, Keyboards, Mixing
Jonathan FeinbergDrums, Percussion
Joseph LimViolin
Juan PatinoEngineer, Vocal Arrangement, Loop, Piano, Tambourine, Vocal Harmony, Drums, Shaker, String Arrangements, Percussion, Producer
Kenny DecarloTrumpet
Kevin HarpAssistant Engineer, Assistant
Kevin WestenbergPhotography
Larry CorbettCello
Lars FoxEngineer
Leland SklarBass
Leo SuzukiViola
Lindy RobbinsVocal Arrangement
Lisa LoebGuitar (Electric), Vocals (Background), Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals, Compilation Producer, Producer, Vocal Arrangement, Vocal Harmony
Mario Diaz de LeonViolin
Mark SpencerGuitar (Electric)
Mark ValentineEngineer
Marlo FisherViola
Martin SherViola
Matt ChamberlainDrums
Matthew HerrenCello
Michael C. RossEngineer
Michael SherwoodPiano (Grand)
Michael WhiteDrum Engineering
Mike NucederAssistant Engineer
Mike RagognaCompilation Producer
Mike ZainerOverdub Assistant
Naomi KatzViolin
Natalie LeggettViolin
Nick MarshallAssistant Engineer
Nina LeeCello
Oren HadarEngineer
Pamela GoldsmithViola
Patty McDougallAssistant Engineer
Paul RedmanTrombone
Pauline KimViolin
Peter CollinsProducer
Pitnarry ShinCello
Randy ScruggsProducer, Guitar (Electric)
Ronny CrawfordDrums, Percussion
Rory RomanoAssistant Engineer
Rusty AndersonGuitar (Electric)
Ryan FreelandAssistant Engineer, Engineer
Sara PerkinsViolin
Shannon SteckloffProduction Coordination
Shelly PeikenVocal Harmony
Simon OswellViola
Stacey LauersStylistic Advisor
Stephen ErdodyCello
Steve DeutschDigital Editing
Steve FormanPercussion
Suzanne DyerAssistant Engineer
Suzanne KapaAssistant Engineer
Téa BrennaComputer Editing
Tiffany HuViolin
Tim BrightGuitar (Electric)
Tim DonovanAssistant Engineer
Timothy LandauerCello
Tom ChiuViolin
Tom LazarusEngineer
Tony BergGuitar (Electric)
Trent HellersteinBass
Yosuke KawasakiViolin

Member Reviews

Sarah B. (FolkRockFan) wrote on 12/13/2006...

This truly is a culmination of Lisa Loeb's very best work. From the slightly-sassy "I Do" to the ever popular "All Day" from the "Rugrats" soundtrack, you're getting the best of Loeb's career.