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BETTY : Carnival
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Step right up. Hurry, hurry. Welcome to the rocking roller coaster. Sneak into the freak show as our heroines take you on a musical journey through the lighter and darker side of innocence lost: three voices with a raucous band behind.
Genre: Pop: Party Pop
Release Date: 2000
Carnival Record Label: The Stereo Society
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Carnival 0:35 Album Only
Millennium Man 4:03 Album Only
Jungle Jane 4:36 Album Only
Wishing Well 4:42 Album Only
Pins and Needles 1:38 Album Only
Heartache 2:34 Album Only
Carnival Revisited 0:53 Album Only
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Album Notes

You don’t normally hear close female harmonies in your face over a noisy rhythm section. Now’s the chance, if you don’t already know.

It’s been a long evolution. BETTY are now still a three voice radical powerhouse, but with a raucous rock+roll rhythm section behind them. You may have come across them on ‘The L Word’ TV show, for which they wrote and performed the theme song. You may even know them from years back, when they were three voices and a few quirky machines.

‘Carnival’ is the set piece from the Coney Island fun fair, and opens with our heroines sneaking in under the wall of the carnival tent. Issued at the turn of the last century, it features their single ‘Millennium Man’, about a particular dodgy character. ‘Wishing Well’ is a story of regret. ‘Heartache’ lays bare the problems of prescription medicines over the phone. Included is a varied selection of shorts from all over the map, completing something which could even be called a ‘concept album….’.

Alyson Palmer: bass, vocals
Amy Ziff: cello, vocals, ‘Vertigo’ keyboard
Elizabeth Ziff: guitar, vocals, ‘Carnival’ keyboard
Tony Salvatore: guitars
Keith Carlock: drums, percussion
Mike Thorne: Synclavier, synthesizer, piano

Produced by Mike Thorne

Running time: 28 minutes.

Much more detail at the Stereo Society website (see link at left)

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REVIEWS

it girl
author: debbie robertson
totally loved that song when they sang it on the show. so nice too get a great female band
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