ENDEIT

Album · 2002

Verse

by Patricia Barber

Released
27 August 2002
Label
Premonition Records
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
51:44
Country
US

“Verse” is an album by Patricia Barber, released in 2002 on Premonition Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 51:44. The line-up features Dave Douglas (trumpet), Michael Arnopol (bass), Neal Alger (guitar), Patricia Barber (piano, producer) and Joey Baron (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Verse

  • Dave Douglas trumpet all tracks
  • Michael Arnopol bass all tracks
  • Neal Alger guitar all tracks
  • Patricia Barber piano, producer, vocals all tracks
  • Joey Baron drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
  • Eric Montzka drums (drum set) on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Moon — Patricia Barber 6:04
  2. 2 Lost in This Love — Patricia Barber 3:01
  3. 3 Clues — Patricia Barber 4:58
  4. 4 Pieces — Patricia Barber 5:35
  5. 5 I Could Eat Your Words — Patricia Barber 7:51
  6. 6 The Fire — Patricia Barber 4:52
  7. 7 Regular Pleasures — Patricia Barber 5:44
  8. 8 Dansons La Gigue — Poldowski 4:20
  9. 9 You Gotta Go Home — Patricia Barber 3:17
  10. 10 If I Were Blue — Patricia Barber 6:01

Production

  • Jim Anderson mix, recording
  • Michael Friedman producer

More albums by Patricia Barber

Split 1989 · Premonition Records A Distortion of Love 1992 · Antilles Café Blue 1994 · First Impression Music Modern Cool 1998 · Premonition Records Nightclub 2000 · Blue Note Mythologies 2006 · Blue Note The Cole Porter Mix 2008 · Blue Note Smash 2013 · Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Higher 2019 · ArtistShare Clique! 2021 · Impex Records
Companion 1999 · Live
Live: A Fortnight in France 2004 · Live

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Verse?

The line-up of Verse includes Dave Douglas (trumpet), Michael Arnopol (bass), Neal Alger (guitar), Patricia Barber (piano, producer), Joey Baron (drums (drum set)) and Eric Montzka (drums (drum set)).

Which label released Verse?

Verse was released in 2002 on Premonition Records.

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