The Rain Takes Off Her Clothes
© Copyright-Tom Ross
(692863033228)
Record Label: Mijazi
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*The Rain Takes Off Her Clothes* is acoustic, jazz-rooted guitar-songs with influence from India and Africa. Its lyrics often spring from poets such as Emily Dickinson and Pablo Neruda. By turns sultry, thoughtful, and funny, *Rain* is toe-tapping and global in its approach, yet distinctly American.
From *Rain*’s “I Was a Valley”:
I was a valley
‘cause your water let me grow
now I’m a dry ravine
where before the sea could wind
a dry ravine without the water
a bed of sand, feeling so thirsty
when you passed through me
you left your salt behind
An album for every listener, *The Rain Takes Off Her Clothes* satisfies our erotic longing, our whimsy, and our deepest heart-searching.
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Yes, I like very much. Very high up music for the smart people!
author: A. Bjovenski
I like this sound of this CD. It does not pretend to be for empty heads. It is for people who like to listen to words and feel the music. Very high up music for the smart people!
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Sophisticated, sensuous, full bodied music!
author: Scarlet O'Reety
Immensely satisfying . . . vocals sweet as honey,
musicianship yeasty as home made bread and a sound
as fat and satisfying as fresh churned butter . . .
I could feast on this sound forever!
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