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Listen to I'm the One by Annette Peacock on Apple Music. 1972. 9 Songs. Duration: 36 minutes. Album · 1972 · 9 Songs. Home; Browse; Radio; Search; Open in Music. Try Beta. I'm the One. Annette Peacock. POP · 1972 . Preview. January 1, 1972 9 Songs, 36 minutes ℗ 1972 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
"Annette Peacock is a stone cold original – an innovator, an outlier, authentically sui generis," said John Doran of The Quietus. Discography As leader. 1972 I'm the One (reissued in 2010 on ironic US, and in 2012 on Future Days) 1978 X-Dreams (Aura Records) 1979 The Perfect Release (Aura) 1982 Sky Skating (ironic)
I have heard of Annette Peacock's name through the ECM Jazz world as well as with the David Bowie world. The first time I heard Peacock's music is through Mick Ronson's two solo albums where he recorded her "I'm The One," "Seven Days" (as a bonus cut on a Japanese issued CD), and to my surprise Peacock's arrangement of Elvis' "Love Me Tender."
5 de dic. de 2018 · Damon Krukowski, of Galaxie 500, interviews the musician Annette Peacock about the obscure, D.I.Y. albums she made, in the nineteen-eighties, on her own label, Ironic Records, distributed by Rough ...
8 de mar. de 2009 · 'Pony' by Annette Peacock from her 1972 album "I'm the One." Also heard on Morcheeba's "Back to Mine" mixtape.
I have heard of Annette Peacock's name through the ECM Jazz world as well as with the David Bowie world. The first time I heard Peacock's music is through Mick Ronson's two solo albums where he recorded her "I'm The One," "Seven Days" (as a bonus cut on a Japanese issued CD), and to my surprise Peacock's arrangement of Elvis' "Love Me Tender."
