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Amy Carol Webb : These Are My Own
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Amy Carol Webb lays down a groove and reaches straight through your heart with this soul-baring live acoustic folk rock CD.
Genre: Folk: Power-folk
Release Date: 2000
These Are My Own Record Label: Zebra
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
welcome 0:29 $0.99
Ready Now 3:51 $0.99
meanings change 0:40 $0.99
Can You Wait 3:38 $0.99
going to LA 2:01 $0.99
Flat in West LA 4:04 $0.99
she opened the door 0:10 $0.99
Being 16 3:54 $0.99
be careful loving songwriters 0:39 $0.99
songs by email 0:37 $0.99
Let Me Sing for the Baby 5:46 $0.99
how These came to be 1:06 $0.99
These Are My Own 2:58 $0.99
lipsuck 1:05 $0.99
If I Should Wake 4:50 $0.99
Endings 4:33 $0.99
powerless 0:12 $0.99
Demon's Dance 3:04 $0.99
noah 0:48 $0.99
I'm Building a Boat 3:46 $0.99
introducing the band 0:51 $0.99
I Come From Women 5:31 $0.99
With You Without You 4:20 $0.99
we are not separate 1:11 $0.99
Without End 7:20 $0.99
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Album Notes

Amy Carol Webb
Beloved Songweaver

"Her voice fills the empty spaces in your bones."
- New Times

• "Taking up the road where Carole King, Janis Ian and Joni Mitchell have trod..."
- BILLBOARD "Acts to Watch," May 1999

• Named "The Courage of Music - 40 to Watch who will make the next century as exciting as the last" by the Miami Herald, December 1999
- the sole songwriter among cultural trailblazers, activists and visionaries.

• "Best Overall" and "Best Upbeat"
Songwriter 1998 (South Florida Folk Festival)

• Best Solo Musician 1999 (Miami New Times)

• 1999 Kerrville NewFolk finalist

• Charter member Nashville's 20/20 Songwriter's Group

"Beloved Song Weaver" is the literal translation of her name, and a defining moniker as she braids her voice, lyric and melody into a rare musical fabric cherished by all who hear it.

Amy traces her heritage back to Native Americans through two Great-Grandmothers, who settled in Oklahoma when it was still a Territory. Her music reflects this same pioneering spirit. "Passionate, perceptive, exceptionally gifted, she sings to the listener's soul." says Nina Korman, Miami New Times.

Her songs are a gift of literate, humorous, often profound poems of one woman's journey from precious child, to woman to mother, to "Songweaver."

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REVIEWS

ready now...
author: cris
spot on interpretation of the pain our 'true selves' endure; behind the drapings of cloth, fear and phobias- "can you.... let me be me??" ~~beautifully written and performed~~ thank you!
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With You Without You
author: Daria
I love that song and it is a beautiful wonderful song. I am only 13 but my father passed away and i think this song is a wonderful piece! At my fathers funnual we played this song during one of the slide shows. Thank you for you time and effort you put into this song. It will always be a special song for me.
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...almost as good as being in the audience...
author: Cindy Buxton, just a person...
This live recording is almost as good as being in the audience. The music and the performer are strong, energetic, and the temptation to sing along is irresistable. Especially so are These Are My Own, With You Without You, and my own favorite, I Come From Women. This CD is a musical tonic for the soul. I highly recommend it!
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