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Joan Armatrading: “Lonely Lady” (1973)
A non-album single that marked the end of Joan’s association with Pam Nestor and Cube Records.
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Joan Armatrading: Back To The Night (1975)
Joan loses a lyricist and gains some confidence on her major-label debut.
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[Review] Joan Armatrading: Show Some Emotion (1977)
Another brilliant album that shows a ton of emotion.
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Joan Armatrading: “Warm Love” (1978)
Six months after its release, Show Some Emotion was still generating heat.
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[Review] Joan Armatrading: To The Limit (1978)
After two terrific albums, this one felt a bit flat and didn’t produce any standout singles.
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Joan Armatrading: Steppin’ Out (1979)
A live album that mostly skips over the hits for passionate performances of her lesser-known love songs.
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[Review] Joan Armatrading: Me Myself I (1980)
Joan makes a brilliant modern rock record with Blondie’s producer.
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Joan Armatrading: “Drop The Pilot” (1983)
[Kronomyth 9.1] Horton Hears a Mahout.
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Joan Armatrading: Secret Secrets (1985)
Song for song, this is one of her best albums from the 80s.
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Joan Armatrading: Sleight of Hand (1986)
Joan took matters into her own hands this time, producing the record and handling all the guitar parts. Sleight of Hand does contain a pair of brilliant tracks that are worth the album’s price, “Russian Roulette” and “Jesse.” But Secret Secrets had better songs and, frankly, better production. Originally, I had it the other way…
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Recorded Highlights of The Prince’s Trust 10th Anniversary Birthday Party (1987)
Rock’s royalty and real royalty join forces for a good cause.
