Showing posts with label joan as police woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label joan as police woman. Show all posts

Monday, 17 November 2008

Joan As Police Woman - Berlin 2008

joan as police woman, joan wasser, live, audience, lido, berlin, 2008

Joan As Police Woman, live at Lido, Berlin, 12th November 2008

Some Miss Wasser today, and a little lovely something from her current European tour. An excellent sound on this audience taped show, you can hear the crowd clearly in the quieter solo piano moments, but it's in no way intrusive, rather it gives you an illusion of being stood near the bar appreciating the show. A nice bit of continuation too, she's still playing with Parker Kindred, ex of Jeff Buckley, and the former Wasser/Kindred/Tighe group Black Beetle. Oh yes, and an unusual cover she's been playing for a while, around three minutes in length in its original incarnation, drawn out (not in an "Oh my god! Isn't this over yet?" way) to about seven by Joan and band.

01. Intro
02. Honor My Wishes
03. Band Introduction
04. To Be Loved
05. Flushed Chest
06. The Ride
07. To Be Lonely
08. Feed The Light
09. Hard White Wall
10. We Don't Own It
11. To Survive
12. Start Of My Heart
13. Anyone
14. I Defy
15. Fire
16. Christobal
17. Eternal Flame
18. To America (Fireworks) > Furious
19. Real Life
20. Keeper Of The Flame

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Police Lido

Friday, 8 August 2008

Joan As Police Woman - Radio 6 Session

joan wasser, joan as police woman, live, bbc radio 6, session

Joan As Police Woman, live session for BBC Radio 6, 2006

Another rather kookie lady today, and a rather fine one at that. Joan has been in and around the NY scene for many years now, and aswell as the session work for the likes of Rufus Wainwright, Elton John, and Anthony (& the Johnsons) Heggarty (I'm pretty sure she's not a faghag), she's been in a few less than successful bands, Black Beetle (with former Jeff Buckley band members) and The Dambuilders.

I once saw her perform with, and as support for, Rufus Wainwright, and althought there were alot of songs about dead rockers she was very impressive. As it was a Friday 13th, she said that she'd been thinking of ways to freak people out during the show and uttered "We're all going to die alone", at which point I threw my arms into the air and proclaimed "Woo!". Although she never saw me she did exactly the same and laughed. It gave me a warm feeling in my belly, not the same place I usually get a warm feeling when thinking of Joan mind.

01.Interview
02.Eternal Flame
03.Interview
04.Christobel
05.Interview
06.We Don't Own It
07.Interview

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