The Luv Show
1995 studio album by Ann Magnuson
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The Luv Show is an album by the American musician Ann Magnuson.[2] It was released in 1995 on Geffen Records.[3][4] Magnuson later developed a stage production based on the album.[5]
| The Luv Show | |
|---|---|
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| Studio album by | |
| Released | November 1995 |
| Length | 51:45 |
| Label | Geffen |
| Producer | Don Fleming[1] |
Critical reception
| Review scores | |
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| Source | Rating |
| AllMusic |   [6] |
| Calgary Herald |  [7] |
| Robert Christgau |  [8] |
The Hamilton Spectator called the album "a hoot from start to finish, a hilariously horny musical about a small-town girl who gets the education of her life when she arrives in Hollywood."[9] The New York Times deemed it "a quirky, 50's-styled concept album."[10] The Calgary Herald wrote that "Magnuson plays the raving bimbo one moment and the poetic Jungian the next, crafting a hilarious song cycle that sways from lounge, surf punk and artsy East-side New York dope-rock without losing your attention."[7]
Track listing
- "Dead Moth"
- "This Nothing Life"
- "Waterbeds of Hollywood"
- "It's a Great Feeling (Tease)"
- "Sex With the Devil"
- "It's a Great Feeling"
- "Miss Pussy Pants"
- "Live, You Vixen!"
- "Some Kind of a Swinger"
- "L.A. Donut Day"
- "M.K.C.F."
- "Swinger (Reprise)"
- "Man With No Face"
- "I Remember You"
Album credits
Songstress: Ann Magnuson
Producer: Don Fleming
Engineer: Adam Kaspar
In Los Angeles
Supersession band:
Guitar – Art Byington
Bass – Richie Lee
Drums, Percussion, Effects – Mike Kelley
L.A. Studio: Chéz Kelley
L.A. Remote: Your Place Or Mine
Assistant Engineer: Tom Nellen
In New York City
Keyboards and Accordion – Tom Judson
Guitars – Randolph A. Hudson III, Dave Rick, Dom Fleming, Ann Magnuson
Percussion – David Licht
Trombone – Christoper Washburne
Trumpet – John Walsh
Theremin – Walter Sear, Don Fleming
NYC Studio: Sear Sound
Engineer: Bil Emmons
Mastering: Greg Calbi at Masterdisk, NY, NY
Vibeology: Jim Dunbar
with special guest star Jim Thirlwell as "That Satan Guy"
