Harps and Angels

Mitchell Froom coproduced Harps and Angels. Like many Froom productions, it suffers from reticent high frequencies but has a beautifully sculpted midrange that encourages high-volume listening. This played right into the RC-Micro's main...

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Details are below. "Harps and Angels," Newman's first new album of original material since 1999's "Bad Love," was produced by Mitchell Froom (Elvis Costello, Pearl Jam) and Lenny Waronker (James Taylor, Rickie Lee Jones). The set, which hit...

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...of new songs came with 1999's "Bad Love." The 10-track "Harps and Angels," produced by Mitchell Froom and Lenny Waronker, features seven new songs and three updates of already released tunes. Newman is best known for a pair of novelty...

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...Newman is set to release his first album of new material in nine years. "Harps and Angels," produced by Mitchell Froom and Lenny Waronker, arrives via Nonesuch on Aug. 5. "A Few Words in Defense of My Country," a single released exclusively to...

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...with Mitchell Froom. "It never hurts to start with a religious tune," Newman said by way of introduction after opening the show with the album's title track, in which an unbeliever takes a memorable trip to heaven. Harps contains no...

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...he led his "expensive" band - producer Mitchell Froom on organ, Joey Waronker on drums (his dad, Lenny, co-produced "Harps and Angels" with Froom), Bob Glaub on bass and George Doering on guitar - through the new stuff and a few choice...

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