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Samples From iTunes Play All ...or select a song 1. Are We Ever Gonna Have Sex Again? 2. Dancing With Joey Ramone 3. Keep It to Yourself 4. Til the Wheels Fall Off (With Todd Snider) 5. I Don't Want to Talk About Love No More 6. Beer and Kisses 7. Balls 8. Like Rasputin 9. Don't Ever Change 10. Cynically Yours Get Amy Rigby from

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Review of the Album: 18 Again Anthology from more reviews...

On this anthology of 18 tracks from Amy Rigby's three solo albums, the musical reach is almost as impressive as the lyrical precision. Like Loudon Wainwright III and Randy Newman (neither of whom she otherwise sounds like), Rigby writes heartbreakingly...more.

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An extremely fetching look for Ms. Amy, I think...and oh, by the way, buy this collection. You can't go wrong. From "Balls" to "Rode Hard" to "Summer", it's a stunning and impressive display of songwriting genius. And for...more.

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This compilation CD has 18 cuts on it and not one is weak. Amy's music is accoustic rock with a little bit of country, but not enough to be annoying. Her voice is a little thin, but the lyrics and...more.

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Amy Rigby has been there, done that, and got the songs to prove it. As a single mom in that "not a kid and not middle aged" place in her life, she sings of love and life as someone who as...more.

Review of the Album: The Sugar Tree from more reviews...

As with its two predecessors, The Sugar Tree is as grounded as a getting-up-there-a-bit hipster divorcée with mounting responsibilities and some stubborn wild hairs, which is to say it's as grounded as Amy Rigby. Lyrically, Rigby...more.