Tea and sympathy - Janis Ian

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Janis Ian

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여자 | 보컬 | 미국 | 출생: 1951.05.07 

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At Seventeen 

 

Between the Lines is the seventh, and best known album by the then New York City-based singer-songwriter Janis Ian, released in 1975. The album went to #1 on the Billboard 200 charts, and sold over one million copies. The LP came with a promotional booklet which contains photographs of Ian and positive reviews of her music.

The album's most popular single, "At Seventeen", reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart. Ian won the 1975 Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance  for the song, and performed it on the first episode of Saturday Night Live on October 11 of that year.All songs composed by Janis Ian

1. "When the Party's Over"--2:57

• Vocal Arrangements by Dennis Pereca
• Lead Guitar: Al Gorgoni
• Rhythm Guitars: Janis Ian, Dickie Frank
• Bass: Richard Davis
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Percussion: Larry Alexander
• Background Vocals: Dennis Pereca

2. "At Seventeen"--4:41

• Horn Arrangements by Janis Ian
• Acoustic Guitars: Janis Ian, David Snider, Al Gorgoni
• Nylon Guitars: Sal DeTroia, Janis Ian
• Bass: Richard Davis
• Drums and Percussion: Barry Lazarowitz
• Trombonium: Alan Ralph
• Flugelhorn: Burt Collins

3. "From Me to You"--3:19

• Acoustic Guitars: Janis Ian, David Snider, Dickie Frank
• Nylon Guitar: Sal DeTroia
• Bass: Richard Davis
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Fiddles: Russell George, Ken Kosak

4. "Bright Lights and Promises"--4:17

• Arranged by Janis Ian
• Piano: Janis Ian
• Bass: Richard Davis
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Alto Saxophones: Artie Kaplan, Romeo Penque
• Tenor Saxophones: Joe Grimm, Seldon Powell
• Clarinet Solo: Phil Bodner

5. "In the Winter"--2:31

• Arranged and Scored by Janis Ian
• Guitar: Sal DeTroia
• Piano: Janis Ian
• Bass: Don Payne
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Trumpet Solos: Ray Crisara, Joe Shepley

6. "Water Colors"--4:58

• Arranged and Scored by Janis Ian
• Acoustic Guitar and Piano: Janis Ian
• Nylon Guitars: Sal DeTroia, Al Gorgoni
• Bass: Richard Davis
• Cello: George Ricci
• Viola: Manny Vardi
• Flutes: Romeo Penque, Phil Bodner

7. "Between the Lines"--4:03

• String and Horn Arrangements by Ron Frangipane
• Keyboards: Janis Ian
• Acoustic Bass: Richard Davis
• Electric Bass Guitar: Don Payne
• Drums and Percussion: Barry Lazarowitz
• Cello Solo: George Ricci
• Piccolo: Phil Bodner

8. "The Come On"--3:56

• Arranged by Richard Davis, Sal DeTroia and Janis Ian
• Acoustic Guitar: Janis Ian
• Nylon Guitar: Sal DeTroia
• Bass: Richard Davis

9. "Light a Light"--2:45

• Guitars: Janis Ian, Al Gorgoni
• Bass: Don Payne
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Background Vocals: Dennis Pereca

10. "Tea and Sympathy"--4:28

• Arranged and Scored by Ron Frangipane
• Acoustic Guitar: Janis Ian
• Nylon Guitar: Sal DeTroia
• Acoustic Bass: George DuVivier
• Electric Bass Guitar: Don Payne
• Cello Solo: George Ricci

11. "Lover's Lullaby"--5:25

• String and Horn Arrangement by Ron Frangipane
• Keyboards: Janis Ian
• Nylon Guitar: Sal DeTroia
• Acoustic Guitar: Dickie Frank
• Vibraphone: George Devens
• Acoustic Bass: Richard Davis
• Electric Bass Guitar: Don Payne
• Drums: Barry Lazarowitz
• Background Vocals: Claire Bay

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Tea & Sympathy - Janis Ian

I don't want to ride the milktrain anymore
I'll go to bed at nine and waken with the dawn
And lunch at half past noon dinner prompt at five
The comfort of a few old friends long past their prime

- Pass the tea and sympathy for the good old days long gone
We'll drink a toast to those who most believe in what they've won
It's a long, long time 'til morning plays wasted on the dawn
I'll not write another line for my true love is gone

When the guests have done I'll tidy up the rooms
I'll turn the covers down and gazing at the moon
I'll pray to go quite mad and live in long ago
When you and I were one So very long ago

When I have no dreams to give you anymore
I'll light a blazing fire and wait within the door
and throw my life away I wonder why? they all will say
And now I lay me down to sleep forever and a day

- Pass the tea and sympathy for the good old days are dead
Let's drink a toast to those who best survive the life they've led
It's a long, long time 'til morning so build the fires high
And now I lay me down to sleep forever by your side