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Judy Collins provided Stephen Stills with the inspiration for "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," a song he composed in 1969 as their relationship was coming to an end. Lovers no more, the two remained friends over the years and decided to strike up a musical partnership nearly 50 years later, releasing Everybody Knows in September of 2017. The album deliberately plays off their past, with the duo reviving songs from their individual albums -- "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" from Collins; "So Begins the Task" from Stills -- and selecting covers from their peers, including the Traveling Wilburys' "Handle with Care," Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe," Bob Dylan's "Girl from the North Country," and Leonard Cohen's "Everybody Knows," which also lends its name to the album title. It's a clean and crisp production, so much so that its transparency reveals the disparity between Collins' sweet voice and Stills' scraggly singing, a pairing that can sound as smooth as sandpaper. Nevertheless, there's an inherent warmth to Everybody Knows. Stills and Collins have a gentle, easy chemistry and the studio-slick supporting performances provide a nice bed for a project that is less nostalgia than a reassuring reminder of the comfort of growing old together.
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Release Date: | 09/22/2017 |
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Label: | Wildflower |
UPC: | 0889466069123 |
catalogNumber: | 691 |
Rank: | 19203 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Steve Stills Primary Artist,Electric Guitar,VocalsJudy Collins Vocals,12-string Guitar
Marvin Etzioni Mandolin,Mandocello,Octave Mandolin
Tony Beard Drums
Kevin McCormick Bass
Russell Walden Piano,Hammond Organ
Technical Credits
Judy Collins Composer,ProducerSandy Denny Composer
Marvin Etzioni Producer
Tim Hardin Composer
Bob Dylan Composer
George Harrison Composer
Jeff Lynne Composer
Roy Orbison Composer
Tom Petty Composer
Steve Stills Arranger,Composer,Producer
Alan Silverman Producer
Russell Walden Arranger
Jimmy Amason Guitar Techician
Alex Williams Engineer
Katherine DePaul Executive Producer
Frode Karlsen Artwork
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