Album · 2000

It's Like This

Released
12 September 2000
Label
Artemis Records
Catalogue no.
751 056-2
Tracklist
13 tracks
Length
47:17
Country
US

“It's Like This” is an album by Rickie Lee Jones, released in 2000 on Artemis Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 47:17. Jazz standards on the record include “I Can't Get Started”, “Lazy River”, “On The Street Where You Live” and “Smile”. The line-up features Joe Jackson (piano, background vocals), Ben Folds (piano, background vocals), Dan Hicks (background vocals) and Taj Mahal (background vocals).

Who played on It's Like This

  • Joe Jackson piano, background vocals on 3 tracks
  • Ben Folds piano, background vocals on 2 tracks
  • Dan Hicks background vocals on 1 track
  • Taj Mahal background vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1-1 Show Biz Kids 4:36
  2. 1-2 Trouble Man — Marvin Gaye 5:12
  3. 1-3 For No One 2:33
  4. 1-4 Smile standard — Charlie Chaplin 1:49
  5. 1-5 Low Spark of High Heeled Boys 5:14
  6. 1-6 On the Street Where You Live standard — Frederick Loewe 3:27
  7. 1-7 I Can't Get Started standard — Vernon Duke 4:30
  8. 1-8 Up a Lazy River standard — Sidney Arodin, Hoagy Carmichael 2:50
  9. 1-9 Someone to Watch Over Me standard — George Gershwin 2:03
  10. 1-10 Cycles — Gayle Caldwell 3:17
  11. 1-11 One Hand, One Heart — Leonard Bernstein 1:59
  12. 2-1 Chuck E's in Love (Live in Chicago 1999) 4:12
  13. 2-2 Company (Live in NYC 1999) 5:35

Production

  • Larry Alexander engineer
  • Barry Goldberg engineer
  • Rob Smith engineer
  • James A. Farber engineer

More albums by Rickie Lee Jones

Frequently asked questions

Who played on It's Like This?

The line-up of It's Like This includes Joe Jackson (piano, background vocals), Ben Folds (piano, background vocals), Dan Hicks (background vocals) and Taj Mahal (background vocals).

Which label released It's Like This?

It's Like This was released in 2000 on Artemis Records (751 056-2).

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