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| ARTIST: | Joan Armatrading |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | A&M Records |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Me Myself I, Ma-Me-O-Beach, Friends, Is It Tomorrow Yet?, Turn Out the Light, When You Kissed Me, All the Way from America, Feeling in My Heart (For You), Simon, I Need You |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 075021331624 |
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Customer Reviews of Me Myself I
A tremendous album of strength When I was a much, much younger man I first heard Joan Armatrading at a private club in Munich. It was love - and in particular, it was "Me Myself I" that helped me through some very difficult times in my life.
Joan's music is intensely personal, sometimes overwhelmingly so. Yet, her emotional risks in her music are precisely what make her music so appealing.
I think many people will identify with Joan at different points in their lives, and the music at each stage wonderfully captures where so many of us were in our twenties, thirties, and older.
So much less heralded than she deserves commercially, Joan should have a place in your heart and your music collection.
I've been looking for this since 1981
I got "Me, Myself, I" when I reviewed the album-- yes, vinyl-- as an entertainment reporter for my college paper. My copy was stolen later, along with all my albums, and I've been looking for a copy in stores ever since. It's perpetually on my holiday gift list, but we've not found it until now. This album is on my Top Ten list and has been forever. Her lyrics are compassionate, resonant. She plays her voice like an instrument. Absolutely recommended.
Her best album
Released in 1980, this is one of Joan's best. It's more upbeat and less serious (listen to Me Myself I) than her ealier work, yet contains some gorgeous ballads (All the Way from America). If you like Tracy Chapman or the Indigo Girls' early work, you'll love Joan.