Track Listings
| 1. Stick on the River | ||
| 2. Hardly a Peep | ||
| 3. The Middle Way | ||
| 4. Circle the Wagons | ||
| 5. Whole Again | ||
| 6. Just by Lovin' | ||
| 7. Baptism of Fire | ||
| 8. Never Enough | ||
| 9. 1st Amendment Rights | ||
| 10. My Dancin' Feet | ||
| 11. If Words Were Stones | ||
| 12. I Return to You |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Julie is on her second or third incarnation as a singer/songwriter. Earlier songs were recorded by New England folk legend Lui Collins, Pat Humphries, and performed widely across the country. Since 1993, Julie has been writing again, and has found a collection of gifted musicians to work with. Currently living in New Hamphire after many years in the Boston area, Julie is part of a women's songwriting circle and performs by herself, with her cd musicians, and as part of "The Rolling Crones."
Album Description
A collection of 12 original songs by Julie Snow, whose earlier work was performed and recorded by artists such as Lui Collins, Pat Humphries, and Kate Wolf. Alternating in feel between blues, folk, and a touch of swing, Julie's subject matter ranges from the personal to the political, and reflects her frustration with the current American culture. "I LOVE IT!" says Freebo, Bonnie Raitt's bass player of many years.
If Words Were Stones, Music, Julie Snow, Contemporary folk music with a political edge, alternately funky and sweet, outraged and introspective, threaded through with rich and unexpected chord changes and rhythms.
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If Words Were Stones
Julie Snow Manufacturer: Julie Snow ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00008E2M7 Release Date: 2002-10-01 |
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Album Description
A collection of 12 original songs by Julie Snow, whose earlier work was performed and recorded by artists such as Lui Collins, Pat Humphries, and Kate Wolf. Alternating in feel between blues, folk, and a touch of swing, Julie's subject matter ranges from the personal to the political, and reflects her frustration with the current American culture. "I LOVE IT!" says Freebo, Bonnie Raitt's bass player of many years.Music Album:
