Live at the Cactus Cafe: What Was I Thinking?
(Audio CD) by Christine Lavin
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Product Details:
Audio CD Release Date:
November 05, 1993
Studio:
Philo / Umgd
Number Of Discs:
1
Format:
Live
Average Customer Rating:
based on 5 reviews
Track Listing:
1.
Prince Charles
2.
We Are the True Americans
3.
Dear Dan
4.
Bald Headed Men
5.
What Was I Thinking?
6.
I Blab About Celebrities I Have Spied on at My Local Health Club - Christine Lavin,
7.
Doris & Edwin: the Movie
8.
Alternate Endings to the Above Song, If the One Here Is Too Scary ... - Christine Lavin,
9.
The Dakota
10.
Regretting What I Said
11.
How the Lord Helped Me Rewrite a Troublesome Line in "Regretting ..." - Christine Lavin,
12.
Shopping Cart of Love: The Play
13.
Katy Says Today Is the Best Day of My Whole Entire Life
14.
What Was I Thinking? the Dance Mix
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
A wonderful wit...Sep 18, 2002 Christine Lavin gives her humerous opinions on everything from Prince Charles to office romance in this album. She shows that she has, not only a rare wit, but the intelligence to put that humor forth in a way that anyone who listens to her music will find infectuous. While there are a few slow moments on the album, her homage to bald-headed-men and her song "What Was I Thinking" make the album well worth it to add to any collection. This album will be especially loved by those who enjoy accoustic, folksey music with a message as opposed to those who like the "hip, three-minute dittys" that don't really say alot.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
fun, silly, poignant, and a great giftOct 17, 2000 Not only are Christine Lavin's lyrics brilliant & hilarious, but her melodies are catchy too. This CD is one of her very best... it captures her personality which really comes through during a live show. She definitely transcends the "folk" genre, and she has one of the cutest voices I have ever heard! I gave this CD to my mom last Christmas and then she ended up giving a copy to her sister on her birthday.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Smart, original, differentMar 16, 1999 A friend of mine left Christine Lavin's CD at my house one night, so I decided to listen to it. I have never laughed so hard in my life. In fact I'm listening to "What was I thinking right now" this is the only thing that cheers me up. I have tunred all of my friends on to her, and they thank me for telling them about it. She makes everything that you think actually make sense. Thanks Christine!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
I love, "What was I thinking?" It's me!!!Jan 05, 1999 I heard "What Was I Thinking" on the way to the hospital on New Years Day. I laughed out loud! I'm been trying to find out who sang that so I could buy it and play it for all my friends! My compliments to the artist!
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Wonderful, enchanting as it is funny, a wonderful albumJun 30, 1998 To hear Christine Lavin sing about her life, and of the lives around her, it is like listening to yourself, thinking outloud. She captures so much of what we don't want others to know we think, and does it so elegantly. The trick to Christine's ability is her soft and gentle singing voice and subtle charm. She eases you into listening with grace and with ease, and before you know it, you have listened to the album three times over. Her songwriting is original, quirky, provicative and fun, without testing the listeners limits. She has the ability to speak with great direction and strength, and loses no one in the process. It is amazing to think that she does not have the noteriety that The Indigo Girls or Sarah Mclachlan have, because she defintley fits into that catagory of performer. Please, take my word for it, Christine Lavin will make you laugh out loud, feel deeply emotional, think heavily, and maybe even turn off your T.V. and live life with a little bit of a spring in your step, buy her albums, you will be happy you did.
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