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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."
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."
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1972 Vinyl release of "I'm The One" on Discogs.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1972 Vinyl release of "I'm The One" on Discogs.
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."
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8 mars 2009 · 'Pony' by Annette Peacock from her 1972 album "I'm the One." Also heard on Morcheeba's "Back to Mine" mixtape.
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