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This work, produced by Daniel Lanois and Mark Howard, is a balladry-like extension of her then neo-cabaret persona, interpreting songs by herself and legendary songwriters of her generation, like Pink Floyd 's Roger Waters, Leonard Cohen and the songwriting duo Elton John and Bernie Taupin.
Vagabond Ways features songs Faithful co-wrote but also covers of others written by Leonard Cohen, Elton John, Bob Dylan, Roger Waters and Lanois. When released in 1999, Vagabond Ways was not the success that it deserved to be , but it holds up 23 years after it was initially released.
- Aaron Badgley
- Yes, I’m A Vagabond
- In Conclusion
- “Vagabond Ways” Facts
- Marianne Faithfull’s “Vagabond Ways”
- Forced Sterilization of The “Unwanted” in Sweden
Of course one being considered to practice a ‘vagabond lifestyle’is a vague designation in and of itself. And defining such is ultimately the argument that lies at the heart of the discussion the vocalist is having with the doctor tasked with sterilizing her, as well as the authorities who have judged it necessary to do so. Or rather let’s say who ...
The reason we can postulate that the main subject of this song is a young lady because this incident, as relayed by Marianne Faithfull, is something that happened “a long time ago”. And said individual still went on to ‘die of the drink and drugs’ anyway. So the conclusive implication is that despite pleading with the authorities, they sterilized h...
Artist(s): Marianne Faithfull Writing: Faithfull and David Courts worked together to write this song Production: Daniel Lanois and Mark Howard Release: April 14 of 1999 Album/EP:“Vagabond Ways”
Vagabond Ways, the first song on Marianne Faithfull’s 1999 album that shares the same name with the album,Vagabond Ways,was released in April 1999. The album was wholly recorded at Teatro studios, Oxnard, in July 1998. It was released by EMI on April 14, 1999. Renowned Canadian record producers Daniel Lanois and Mark Howard produced the album. The ...
Between 1930 and the late 1970s, Swedish authorities subjectedsome of its citizens whom they classified unworthy and unfit for society to forced unapproved sterilization. This practice was legalized in 1935. It’s aim was to cease reproduction among the disabled, mentally unstable, poor, assumed racially flawed, and slightly diverse groups. Aside fr...
Vagabond Ways was Marianne’s first album containing original material after a 5 year gap; in between which her autobiography Faithfull was released, as well as her recording of the Kurt Weill opera The Seven Deadly Sins.
But stop weeping-- Faithfull didn't record a version of "Time after Time" on Vagabond Ways. Instead, she's resorted to attacking Leonard Cohen's "Tower of Song" and Roger Waters' previously...
Jan 20, 2022 · Hear Marianne Faithfull’s Forceful ‘Vagabond Ways’ Demo for ‘Incarceration of a Flower Child’. Outtake rendition of Roger Waters cover comes ahead of deluxe album reissue.
Incarceration Of A Flower Child. from Vagabond Ways. (Roger Waters) Do you remember me? How we used to be, helpless and happy and blind ? Sunk without hope in a haze of good dope and cheap wine ?
