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Joan As Police Woman Alternative Rock Acoustic Indie Rock 2006 Belgium

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Joan As Police Woman
Title:	Real Life
Style:	Alternative Rock, Acoustic, Indie Rock
Date of release:	2006
Country:	Belgium
MP3 album size:	1335 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1121 mb
WMA album size:	1653 mb
Digital formats:	MP2 WAV XM AA MIDI MP1 AU

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Real Life Bass, Cello – Jeff HillPiano, Viola, Violin – Joan*Recorded By – Jack McKeever	4:38
2	Eternal Flame Guitar, Vocals [Harmony] – Joan*Synthesizer [Moog Rogue] – Joseph Arthur	3:39
3	Feed The Light Bass, Guitar, Strings – Joan*Drums, Piano – Joseph ArthurRecorded By – Adam Sachs	3:41
4	The Ride Vocals [Harmony], Acoustic Guitar, Organ [Wurlitzer], Strings – JoanVocals [Harmony], Percussion – Ben	3:09
5	I Defy Clarinet [Bass] – Doug WieselmanPiano [Solo] – Bryce GogginPiano, Organ [Wurlitzer] – JoanTrumpet – Steven BersteinVocals, Songwriter – Antony Written By – Wasser/ Antony	3:32
6	Flushed Chest Piano, Organ [B-3, Wurlitzer Music Module], Viola, Violin – JoanSaxophone [Tenor] – Doug WieselmanVocals [Harmony] – Ben	3:55
7	Christobel Guitar, Piano, Violin [Distorted] – JoanTambourine – BenVocals [Harmony], Piano, Synthesizer [Moog Rogue] – Joseph Arthur	3:06
8	Save Me Clarinet – Doug WieselmanPiano, Organ [Wurlitzer], Violin – JoanVocals [Harmony], Percussion – BenVocals [Whispered] – Rainy*	3:44
9	Anyone Organ [B-3] – Bryce GogginSaxophone [Tenor] – Doug WieselmanVocals [Harmony] – Ben, Charles BurnhamVocals [Harmony], Organ [Wurlitzer], Strings – Joan	4:50
10	We Don't Own It Clarinet – Doug WieselmanGuitar, Viola – Joan*	3:55

Credits

Arranged By [Horns] – Doug Wieselman (tracks: 5, 6, 8 to 10)
Artwork By [Insert] – Goldmine Shithouse
Artwork By [Layout] – Richard Birkin
Artwork By [Ultra Handmade Font] – Colin Burns
Bass – Rainy* (tracks: 2, 4 to 10)
Drums – Ben* (tracks: 2, 4 to 10)
Engineer [Additional] – Adam Sachs
Mastered By – Fred Kevorkian
Mixed By, Recorded By – Bryce Goggin (tracks: 2, 4 to 10)
Photography [All Inside Photos] – Joan Wasser
Photography [Front And Back Cover] – Conrad Ventur
Producer – Bryce Goggin, Joan Wasser
Saxophone [Baritone] – Briggan Krauss (tracks: 5, 6, 8 to 10)
Songwriter – Joan Wasser
Trumpet – Steven Bernstein (tracks: 6, 8 to 10)
Viola [Segue] – Eyvind Kang, Joan Wasser
Vocals – Joan*
Vocals [Harmony] – Joseph Arthur (tracks: 2, 3, 7)

Notes

Barcode: 5060116090123
All songs published by Fists of Fury Music/ Chrysalis Songs (BMI), except
5: Published by Fists of Fury Music/ Chrysalis Songs (BMI)/ Rebis Music/ Kobalt (ASCAP)
(P) + © 2006 Echo Label, Inc. Released under exclusive license by Reveal Records

Recorded and mixed at Trout Recording, Brooklyn, NY, except
1: Recorded at the Maid's Room, NYC
Mastered at Kevorkian Mastering

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
449.3030.020, JAPW1	Joan As Police Woman	Real Life ‎(CD, Album)	Play It Again Sam [PIAS], Play It Again Sam [PIAS]	449.3030.020, JAPW1	Belgium	2006
Reveal 10DCD	Joan As Police Woman	Real Life ‎(2xCD, Album, Spe)	Reveal Records	Reveal 10DCD	UK	2007
4601250342573, JAPW1	Joan As Police Woman	Real Life ‎(CD, Album)	Play It Again Sam [PIAS], Play It Again Sam [PIAS]	4601250342573, JAPW1	Russia	2006
Reveal 10 Pa	Joan As Police Woman	Real Life ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Reveal Records	Reveal 10 Pa	UK	2006
449.3030.010, JAPW001LP	Joan As Police Woman	Real Life ‎(LP, Album, Ltd)	Play It Again Sam [PIAS], Play It Again Sam [PIAS]	449.3030.010, JAPW001LP	Belgium	2006

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So firstly I'm at home and watching a strangely unemotional documentary called "Guys and Dolls" about men with serious relationship hang-ups and their having had to resort to the use of hi-tech synthetic dolls for both sex and companionship. At the point I felt the momentum had been lost and I was just involved in some rather shallow but mildly entertaining voyeurism, I decided to check out the new Joan as Police Woman lp "Real Life". Leaving the pictures rolling the title track slowly stirs into motion and I have to say it was just one of those beautiful coincidences that I live for, when two artforms combine to make something unforgettable. The image of one of the afforementioned "Guys" with two of his "Dolls" and a prospective real life girlfriend all sitting round a table taking afternoon tea set the tone for a spine tingling picture of what could easily be analysed but simply does not require it. Joan as Police Woman now recieves regular spins, dark and poignant at times whilst every bit as enjoyable. Maybe I could have felt the same way without that coincidental emphasis, but I'm always grateful for these moments.