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Peace, Love & BBQ | 
 enlarge | Artist: Marcia Ball
Label: Alligator Records
Category: Music
List Price: $16.99
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 4036
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 4922
UPC: 014551492221
EAN: 0014551492221
ASIN: B0014DC0CI
Release Date: April 8, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Party Town | | • | Peace, Love & BBQ | | • | Miracle In Knoxville | | • | Watermelon Time | | • | Down In The Neighborhood | | • | Where Do You Go? | | • | My Heart And Soul | | • | I'll Never Be Free | | • | Married Life | | • | Falling Back In Love With You | | • | Right Back In It | | • | Ride It Out | | • | I Wish You Well |
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Album Description
Produced by Stephen Bruton, PEACE, LOVE & BBQ finds Marcia Ball at a creative peak, writing or co-writing eight of the thirteen songs on the CD. From deep soul ballads to can't-sit-still party songs to straight-from-the-heart storytelling, the album will delight and inspire Ball's longtime fans and will certainly turn many newcomers into believers. Singing the praises of simple virtues in the funky title track, working the Crescent City strut of "Party Town" or coming to grips with the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in the deeply moving ballad "Where Do You Go?" Marcia galvanizes this record with soul-touching vocals and her always killer piano playing. With guests Dr. John, Wayne Toups, Tracy Nelson and Terrance Simien lending a hand, the music moves effortlessly through a range of emotions, leaving the listener dancing one minute and deeply moved the next.
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A fan July 10, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A Marcia Ball fan. It is more of the same southern blues, Marcia style.
If you don't like this go dig yourself! June 10, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a first rate CD by Marcia--admittedly my fave contemporary artist. If "Where Do You Go" dosen't move you emotionally you must be dead! Marcia is the most soulful voice I have ever heard in decades of music listening--and that's the idea--in a now world of cookie cutter singers and musicians Marcia Ball is a unique expressive vibrant talent-I have played her CD's for years for people and have dragged them to see Marcia in person and I never have a negative response! why Marcia isn't even more well known has always been beyond me--
Great tunes June 1, 2008
Loved this album; great songs, really good backup band and that NO musical flavor sung with a "marcia ball" style. If you like her tunes you will really enjoy this one.
 Marcia Ball: Peace love & BBQ May 22, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I found this to be a diverse, but consistently well crafted music CD. Marcia Ball has a great voice, terrific keyboard skills and plays with a talented band of musicians.
Simply extraordinary May 20, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
One of my greatest pleasures is discovering a new artist whose music powerfully connects with me. Well, Marcia Ball is not a new artist: only new to me. I picked up her album by sheer luck in Waterloo Music on a long-looked-forward-to trip to Austin. It is one of the most amazing CDs I've heard in years. Party Town, Watermelon Time, Married Life, and Right Back In It are pure, unadulterated fun. Falling Back in Love With You is the sexiest piece of music I've heard since Dusty Springfield sang Son of a Preacher Man. There are moments on Ride It Out that could make you cry, and moments on Miracle in Knoxville that summon the ghost of Robert Johnson. There isn't a single dud on this album. I just can't wait to hear her back catalog.
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