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15 de oct. de 2023 · Paula Cole’s second studio album ‘This Fire’ was originally released on October 15, 1996.
Cole publicó su álbum debut, Harbinger, en 1994 con Imago Records. Apareció con Melissa Etheridge para cantar un dúo en VH1. Harbinger presentó canciones relacionadas con las obsesiones de Cole por la discriminación y la infelicidad. La imagen de la carátula presentaba a Cole de negro en una pose artística muy lograda. This Fire
3 de ago. de 2009 · Paula doesn't let you go and the voice is such an extraordinary instrument. Her range is stunning and her vitriolic attacks on life and dire circumstances is quite wearing. The final three tracks on this out-and-out masterpiece offer some relief, with Hush Hush Hush (with a cameo by Peter Gabriel) the most affecting lullaby, if that is what it is, since "Lullaby" by Judy Henske on Rosebud.
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25 de jun. de 1996 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1996 CD release of "This Fire" on Discogs.
Ahead of her time, Paula Cole was a boundary-breaker. For the entirely self-produced album, This Fire, she was the first woman in history to be solely nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Producer. Released in 1996, This Fire presents a deep dive into the multi-faceted, confessional songwriting style that Cole is revered for.
This Fire is Paula Cole's second album. It was released in October of 1996 to great critical and commercial success. Cole wrote and produced the album herself, recording all tracks in approximately two weeks. The album peaked at #20 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. It has been certified double platinum
Photography By [Photographs Of Paula] – Jodie Olson. Photography By [Stock Photographs] – D. Schiefelbein, David Skernick, P.E. Penn, W.S. Edwards. Producer, Written-By – Paula Cole. Recorded By [Assistant, The Magic Shop] – Joe Warda. Recorded By, Mixed By – Roger Moutenot. Uilleann Pipes, Whistle – Seamus Egan.
