Joan Armatrading

Joan Armatrading - Live at Asylum Chapel

Already There (Live)

Natural Rhythm (Single Mix)

Consequences

Like

Already There

Loving What You Hate (Edit)

Not Too Far Away

I Like It When We're Together (Edit)

Me Myself I: World Tour Concert (Live)

The Tempest Songs

Starlight

Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Into the Blues

This Charming Life

Sleight Of Hand

The Key

To The Limit

Secret Secrets

Back To The Night

How Cruel

Live: All the Way from America

What's Inside

Colour Collection

Willow:The Joan Armatrading Collection

Performance Classics: Steppin' Out Live

Gold

Love And Affection: Joan Armatrading Classics (1975-1983)

Lovers Speak

Classic - Joan Armatrading - The Universal Masters Collection

20th Century Masters: The Best Of Joan Armatrading - The Millennium Collection

In Her Own Words

Square The Circle

The Very Best Of Joan Armatrading

Hearts And Flowers

The Shouting Stage

Track Record

Walk Under Ladders

Me Myself I

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Singer songwriter Joan Armatrading One of Britain's female artists who has stood the test of time with songs like Love And Affection, Willow, Drop The Pilot and Lovers Speak. Joan's strong rythmic acoustic guitar playing and her melodic electric solos hel

This German compilation of Joan Armatrading's best moments has all of the indisputable singles on it, but some of those choices, as to whether they were the very best of an artist who has always been more favored than understood is open to debate. Nonetheless, these 14 tracks do provide a fine introduction to Armatrading, who has slipped from the cultural radar screen at least in America since before the turn of the century. Along with obvious choices like "Love and Affection" (though it is a 1991 remix), "Down to Zero," "Drop the Pilot," "Show Some Emotion," "Willow," "Rosie," "The Weakness in Me," "All the Way From America," "More Than One Kind of Love" from 1990, and, of course, from 1983, "(I Love When You) Call Me Names," from the terminally misunderstood album The Key, produced by Steve Lillywhite. Thankfully the sequencing is not done chronologically, but according to Armatrading's own sense of taste and direction. It's powerful to hear "I'm Lucky" and then "Me Myself, & I," plus the Glyn Johns produced 1978 single "Bottom to the Top," after "...Call Me Names" from 1983 and before "More Than One Kind of Love" from 1990. The remastering job is expert, and there are complete lyrics included in the package. There isn't anything long-time fans haven't heard before, but this makes for a fantastic road trip CD, and serves as an essential introduction for the neophyte.

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