Janis IanParis in your eyes
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Spin Doctor Radio
A great tune from a consumate pro. . . and live.


Frogbox Radio
god knows i love Janis Ian!i have since i was a boy. great songwriter,great guitar player,and a great singer. for any of you young cats that aren't familiar with Janis, you should check her out. she is what"singer/songwriter" is all about.


Troubadour Radio
Ahh songwriting ! It's really not rocket science ! It's about not lying ! There's some Joni Mitchell "False Alarm" (actually the song's called "Amelia") and "The Last Time I Saw Richard" chords, but that's not what makes it such an honest and beautiful envelope of a song. It doesn't blame, it doesn't oversweeten, it perfectly reflects. Favourite line "We spoke of Michelangelo and believed each other's lies". Man that's good.


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Another beautiful melody from Janis


AOR Overflow
Still one of the best singer/songwriters in the world.


FAME & GLORY
The release of her 18th studio album, Billie’s Bones, is the latest achievement in Ian’s remarkable career. Billie’s Bones beautifully showcases Ian’s superb songwriting and sultry vocals. “Billie’s Bones is a folk album,” Ian says. “I’ve spent this past year at home, so it wasn’t the typical ‘go on tour for 8 months, slam out an album and go back on tour’ recording process. Because of that, there’s a calmness to it I haven’t had since Stars and Between The Lines. Almost all the songs were written in January, February, and April of 2003. Usually I don’t manage to complete that many songs that I like in a short period of time.”


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