Numbered, limited edition Hybrid Stereo SACD

Pianist/singer's oft-neglected 1992 sophomore effort teems with poetic enterprise and intrepid originality

Patricia Barber's origins are commonly associated with 1994's Café Blue and the follow-up, 1998's Modern Cool. Both quickly established the singer/pianist as an immediate audiophile favorite whose rare combination of astute instrumental performance, daring originality, poet enterprise, intrepid vocals, and sculpted production announced her as an artist that both takes immense care in her music as well as in her sound. While largely unknown to many, 1992's diverse A Distortion of Love signaled the beginning of Barber's unfettered creativity.

Mastered from the original master tapes, this numbered, limited-edition Hybrid SACD of the Chicagoan's sophomore album features the similar wowing detail and perspective-altering clarity offered on the reissue label's celebrated versions of Mythologies, The Cole Porter Mix, and the now out-of-print and extremely sought-after Café Blue, Modern Cool, Companion, and Nightclub.

Track Listing
Summertime
Subway Station No. 5
You Stepped Out of a Dream
Parts Parallels
Or Not To Be
Yellow Car
Yet Another In a Long Series of Yellow Cars
I Never Went Away
My Girl
Be Myself