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Kick My Ass / Garbage |
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Sponge / R.E.M. |
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Gravity Of The Situation / Nanci Griffith
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When I Ran Off & Left Her / Soul Asylum |
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Dodge / Dog's Eye View |
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Supernatural / LIVE |
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Sad Peter Pan / The Smashing Pumpkins and... |
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West Of Rome / Sparklehorse |
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Guilty By Association / Joe Henry & Madonna |
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Panic Pure / Kristin Hersh |
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Withering / Cracker |
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Free Of Hope / Indigo Girls |
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Florida / Mary Margaret O'Hara |
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What We Lose / Judybats |
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I Don't Want To Be A Soldier / Ride |
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God Is Good / Vic Chesnutt and Victoria Williams |
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'Guilty
By Association' written
by: Vic Chesnutt
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by: Patrick
McCarthy and Joe Henry
Performed by: Joe Henry
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'Guilty
By Association'
is one of the few duets Madonna has recorded
during her career. Her duet-partner is Joe
Henry, her brother-in-law [he is married to
Madonna's sister Melanie].
This exclusive track is only available on
the 'Sweet Relief II: Gravity Of The Situation'
sampler which is a charity album to help musicians
pay for medical treatment and medically-related
expenses. Here's
what Joe Henry himself had to say about the
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"I
didn't have a clue what this song was about when
I first heard it. Not that it mattered; it was slow
and dreamy and had the word 'sharpies' in it, which
is what I look for in a song. Only later was it
suggested to me that it might be about the constant
albatross of someone else's celebrity (a subject
I think I'd read something about in one of our popular
magazines). Fair enough, I sent Vic a postcard with
a picture of Jack Dempsey on the front, asking to
be involved with this project and promising to provide
my own albatross for the occasion. To that end,
I invited my sister-in-law Madonna to sing with
me, and she loved the song on first listen. Her
favorite word was 'loonies' and she came straight
from testifying against one at the LA County Courthouse
to sing about them. And she does so, I think, with
a tone that expresses the most tender revenge (who
says she's not the voice of our generation?). Anyway...
Beyond its public campaign and plashy patrons, Sweet
Relief is the simplest and most sensible of charities.
and Vic Chesnutt - make no mistake - is a star,
with or without any qualifying footnotes. Long may
he wave."
This isn't the only time Madonna and Joe Henry have
worked together: Joe is also the co-writer of Don't
Tell Me from Madonna's 2000 album Music.
Joe Henry released his own version of the song,
simply called 'Stop', in 2001 on his album
Scar.
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