Big Girl Blues

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Big Girl Blues
Studio album by
Released1996
GenreBlues, blues rock
LabelBlind Pig
ProducerJoanna Connor
Joanna Connor chronology
Rock & Roll Gypsy
(1995)
Big Girl Blues
(1996)
Slidetime
(1998)

Big Girl Blues is an album by the American musician Joanna Connor, released in 1996.[1][2] She supported it with a North American tour.[3]

Recorded in Munich, the album was produced by Connor.[4][5] She was influenced by Taj Mahal to use slide guitar on most of the songs, all of which she wrote.[6][7] The title track addresses body image issues.[8] "43rd St." is about Connor's days playing in Dion Payton's band.[9] "Sweet Baby" is dedicated to Connor's son.[5] "Smoke It Up" was played in a reggae style.[10]

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