<<Bob mentioned several, but wasn't The Sire of Sorrow (Job's Sad Song) also biblically inspired? (I can't wait to hear the version on the upcoming album!)>>
Well, certainly...from the Book of Job (duh!) Anyway, a long while back somebody (Siresorrow Pat perhaps?) matched up Joni's lyrics to verses from the text of Job. Very interesting, I wish now that I had saved it. <<p.s. to SCBob -- RLJ sings "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most"?!! What album?>> Well, Joseph already gave you most of poop about Pop Pop, a wonderfully mellow CD full of imaginative covers, and also featuring sublime guitar work by Robben Ford who worked with Joni as well. He plays this Acoustic Nylon string guitar that really complements Rickie's voice and these songs. And as usual, Rickie picks an interesting selection...Hi Lili Hi Lo, which is one of my fave songs anyway, and Comin' Back To Me which is a Jefferson Airplane song. She ranges from the bittersweet to the comical on this record, covers everyone from Hendrix to Sammy Cahn, and everytime I hear it it ends much too quickly. Bob NP: Wendy Maharry, "Frozen Stars"
