Album

Shaming Of The Sun

Indigo Girls

1997 · Rock, Folk, World, & Country

4 collectors on Gatefold own this

Shaming Of The Sun by Indigo Girls

Shaming Of The Sun is an Alt/Indie album by Indigo Girls, originally released in 1997. On Gatefold: 16 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.

About

The Indigo Girls carved out their niche as coffeehouse folkies with just enough modern rock touches to launch them into grander arenas. The duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers write in their distinctive styles and then meet for perfect harmony. <i>Shaming of the Sun</i> tones down the grander production of their earlier studio albums, <i>Rites of Passage</i> and <i>Swamp Ophelia</i>, for a refocus on their folk attributes with a few stops into rockier territory. Saliers writes the tender moments, openly expressing homosexual issues with warmth and understanding. “It’s Alright” is assuring with an earnest pop bounce. “Caramia” is colored with a haunting violin. “Everything In Its Own Time” and “Burn All The Letters” confront politics with a vague paranoia hanging over the alluring melodies. Ray counterpunches with the tougher psychodrama of “Don’t Give That Girl a Gun,” “Cut It Out,” and “Shed Your Skin.” They’re a formidable duo who could be the smart, well-informed girls next door.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Shame On You4:01
  2. 2Get Out The Map3:23
  3. 3Shed Your Skin4:09
  4. 4It's Alright3:02
  5. 5Caramia5:46
  6. 6Don't Give That Girl A Gun4:37
  7. 7Leeds3:31
  8. 8Scooter Boys2:54
  9. 9Everything In Its Own Time5:15
  10. 10Cut It Out3:51
  11. 11Burn All The Letters4:10
  12. 12Hey Kind Friend5:46

Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Alternative Rock
  • warm
  • earnest
  • storytelling

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Artists for a Hate Free America
1-800-3What-2Do
Recycled Paper
Lisa Germano appears courtesy of Capitol Records
Steve Earle appears courtesy of E2/Warner Bros. Inc.
Michelle Malone appears courtesy of Vevel Records LLC
Pura Fe Crescioni appears courtesy of Shanachie Entertainment Corp. and Ulali
Pura Fe Crescioni, Carmen Caballero and Jennifer Kreisberg appear courtesy of their band, Ulali
Michael Lorant and Sheila Doyle appear courtesy of Big Fish Ensemble
Benjamin, William W. Taft, Timothy P. Campion, Coleman T. Lewis and Brian F. Halloran appear courtesy of their band, smoke
Chris Vrene appears courtesy of Daemon Rcords and the Rock*a*teens
This Album is dedicated to David Kehrer

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Amy RayPIANO VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, BARITONE GUITAR
  • Andy StochanskyDRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION PERCUSSION
  • Brian HalloranCELLO CELLO, OTHER
  • Candi JiosnePIANO
  • Carmen CaballeroBACKING VOCALS
  • Carmen CaballeroBACKING VOCALS
  • Chris VereneDRUMS
  • Coleman LewisELECTRIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR, SOUNDS
  • Dallas AustinBACKING VOCALS
  • Daniel LauferCELLO
  • Dave RichardsACOUSTIC BASS
  • David ArenzVIOLIN
  • Ellie ArenzVIOLIN
  • Emily SaliersPIANO VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, DOBRO
  • Heidi NitchieVIOLA
  • Jama CarterBACKING VOCALS
  • Jennifer KreisbergBACKING VOCALS
  • Jerry MarottaDRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION DRUMS, PERCUSSION, DRUM

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