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Rabbit Fur Coat

Jenny Lewis Jenny Lewis With the Watson Twins Format: Audio CD

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Track Listings

1	Run Devil Run - (with Jenny Lewis)
2	Big Guns, The - (with Jenny Lewis)
3	Rise Up With Fists!!! - (with Jenny Lewis)
4	Happy - (with Jenny Lewis)
5	Charging Sky, The - (with Jenny Lewis)
6	Melt Your Heart - (with Jenny Lewis)
7	You Are What You Love - (with Jenny Lewis)
8	Rabbit Fur Coat - (with Jenny Lewis)
9	Handle With Care - (with Jenny Lewis)
10	Born Secular - (with Jenny Lewis)
11	It Wasn't Me - (with Jenny Lewis)
12	Happy (Reprise) - (with Jenny Lewis)

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Known and loved by many as the enchanting front-woman for LA's Rilo Kiley, Jenny's vocal and songwriting gifts have continued to blossom at a rapid rate since that band's first album in 2000. Jenny's hauntingly soulful voice, sometimes bursting with buoyant spirit and at other times plaintive and world wearied, is deep, sensual and beguiling. Intricate storytelling and evocative lyrics infuse these songs with a captivating vibrancy but may be knocked sideways by the musical alchemy at play as a result of folk, country, and Southern gospel influences.

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Channeling the evocative storytelling of Laura Nyro and the soulful sexiness of Dusty Springfield, singer/songwriter Jenny Lewis skips all contemporary studio gimmickry to proffer a near-perfect solo debut. The front-woman for indie darlings Rilo Kiley breaks away from the songwriting democracy she shares with that band's co-leader Blake Sennett (also of the Elected), drawing inspiration from the crackling vinyl albums of her youth. And from the opening notes of "Run Devil Run," an acapella gospel hymn sung with the Watson Twins, through the note-for-note cover of the Traveling Wilbury's "Handle With Care" (with Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst and Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard), Lewis verifies this is her record. Her goose-bump voice can be as mournful as it is optimistic, but remains perpetually mesmerizing on Rabbit Fur Coat's best songs: the god-fearing country-rocker "The Charging Sky," the radio-poppy "You Are What You Love" and, especially, the title track, a haunting, solo-guitar waltz of poor meets rich. --Scott Holter

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 0.5 x 5 inches; 8 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Team Love Records
SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 29, 2007
Label ‏ : ‎ Team Love Records
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000CQQHPY
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Michael Morales

It's Will Be Really Hard for Jenny Lewis to Top This Album

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2009

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It's obvious that a great deal of love and devotion went into the making of Rabbit Fur Coat. From the iconic cover picture with Jenny and the Watson Twins echoing one of the scarier scenes from The Shining to the incredibly beautiful photos in the liner notes which show Jenny at her most beautiful and vulnerable.

And then there is the music. A perfect balance of melody, harmony and lyric writing that stands as the best work of Jenny Lewis' life and one of the best albums of the decade.

After the vocal workout of Run Devil Run things really get moving with The Big Gun which truly shows off Jenny Lewis vocal prowress. Hearing the Watson twins harmonize behind her makes you feel that these 3 women have been singing together their entire lifes. It's not true of course but the chemistry that they have is magical.

Rise Up With Fists is one of Jenny Lewis' greatest songs. It combines everthing I love about her. Her perfect voice beautiful at both the upper and lower registers of her range. The sense of humor and sarcasm and honesty of her songwriting. When she and the Watson's sing It was not pretty but she was...(not your wife) it always makes me chuckle..such a perfect lyric.

Happy is the first of two absolutely gorgeous ballads that grace this album. The way her crystal clear voice melts into the soft accoustic strumming and the ever so subtle electric guitar feedback is magical. This is truly an unforgettable performance. One of the loveliest songs I've ever heard.

Melt Your Heart is the second classic ballad from this album. Like alot of her songs it is melancholy and hopeful at the same time. I've spent many a night in the dark laying down listening to this song.

The rest of the album is equally strong. You Are What You Love is an uptempo rumination on co dependency. Rabbit Fur Coat is a folk song about class discrimination and upward mobility set to a waltz tempo. Born Secular has a gospel vibe which fits in nicely with the rest of the album.

I have to give alot of credit to the Watson Twins at all because without their harmonizing this album would not have been as good.

The thing I love about Jenny Lewis' music is how simple she keeps it. It's not based on anything other than great music, honest and original lyrics and one of the most beautiful voices in rock. This album is timeless, you'll be able to listen to it in 20 years and it won't sound dated at all.

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Avalon Don

A Modern Times Classic

Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2007

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Hats off to Jenny Lewis and band for making a mature album that has a flavor of Progressive Country (Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, Flying Burrito Bros.). The record has a throwback feel so I'm glad Team Love released "Rabbit Fur Coat" in album form. There isn't much difference in sound between the CD and LP. If lead vocals and seperation is one person's forte' the CD wins. The LP has a deeper feel more like The Watson Twins analog "Southern Manners". The background music comes out a bit more. For collectors the LP includes a medium size poster which is counting the front cover of the CD, page #3 photo of Jenny and the little girl. Since Emmylou went Alternative, "Rabbit Fur Coat" and "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" are my picks for the best female fronted Country/Folk/Rock recordings since Harris "Evangeline". There isn't one lousy track. Unlike her Rilo Kiley material Jenny's vocals from the very first number come out soaring like a siren out of the station. My favorite songs are "The Charging Sky" and "Handle With Care" where everything goes up a notch. Jenny Lewis had a vision and it carried out on record. For those who say music isn't as good as the past, I disagree. You just have to work harder to find it. A good example is "Rabbit Fur Coat", a top ten album if it came out in the mid-1970's. For the year 2006, it's a modern times classic in these tough times of commercial Country and lackluster Rock radio.

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Erica Hill

She's almost too folky for me

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2013

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I like the album, but sometimes it gets a little too close to country for my taste. I'm trying to accept more southern sounding music, since I've never been a fan, so it's a good step in that direction.

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Amazing solo effort

Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2008

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This album moves Jenny Lewis further in the country/gospel direction that Rilo Kiley had inched towards with More Unusual. However, she still keeps things poppy, and the songs are easy on the ears.

The big surprise is how much depth, feeling, and meaning she is able to put into her songs, while still keeping them accessible and catchy. The first few tracks in particular will grab your attention and not let go. You will find the urge to replay the previous song almost irresistible.

I didn't like every song, and my feelings toward some of them have changed since I first bought the album, but most have withstood the test of many listens, and this is clearly a five-star album. (Oddly, the most well known song, Handle With Care, though good, feels completely out of place on this album.)

All in all, a great album.

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Kyra L

Great album

Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022

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I'm late to discover Jenny Lewis but better late than never! Great album, love the cover of Handle With Care.

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Megan

Still my favorite Jenny Lewis project

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2016

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I'm not sure how exactly to classify this album as far as genre goes. It's all over the place. It has influences of Americana and folk and gospel at points. It's good, regardless. It's better than good. It's beautiful and candid and full of poignant reflections and questions on love and belief and the state of the world. The Watson Twins are stunning here, at every turn. They aren't the main focus, but they can't be missed in the background and around the edges. And Jenny Lewis is at her most vocally vulnerable and interesting. The lyrics are smart and honest. The melodies are memorable and compelling.

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Jerry K

Close your eyes and think of her

Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2007

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This album reminds me of that fresh breath of artistic creativity Mary Chapin Carpenter brought to the music world those some years ago. And the Watson Twins - what beauties and with such great vocals. Like all music, the beauty is in the ear of the beholder (so to speak), and I really like this album. Especially the harmonizing provided by (I believe) the Watson Twins. Did I tell you they were beautiful? And have beautiful voices?

This CD provides some interesting stories set to unique music and vocalizations. With harmonizing provided by the Watson Twins. I close my eyes and think of them both. All three. I like it.

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Catie Lucas

Great CD

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2007

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Loved this cd! Reminds me of modern day meets folk....enjoyed it and recommend it!

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luca maria martinoia

Great cd

Reviewed in Italy on May 9, 2019

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購入したCDの中で新品と同様と言える物で販売状態以上に大変良かった。

Reviewed in Japan on November 12, 2023

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自分が聴きたいと思っていたが、なかなか手に入れることができなかった。欲しかったCDだったのでとてもうれしく曲も気に入っています。

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Kim the incorrigible

I Dream Of Jenny With The Bright Red Hair...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 29, 2017

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Taking into account the piety of the late George Harrison, it's somewhat ironic that a cover of the Traveling Wilbury's 'Handle With Care' should surface on this album. Clearly not the kind of person to worry about venturing out in a thunderstorm or fearing the wrath of God , Jenny Lewis makes no bones of her reservations concerning the existence of the big guy in the sky. This scepticism is made absolutely clear on the faith questioning 'Born Secular', a waltz tempo'd slice of gospel rounded off with a barrage of lolloping {southpaw?} drum fills that serve to underline her point. Recorded during a mid noughties hiatus from her regular band Rilo Kiley, Lewis formed a match made in heaven {more irony!} by inviting identical twins the Watson sisters to sing on her otherwise first solo outing.Never too upfront or overbearing, the twins apply just the right amount of colour to Lewis's canvas, but you'd certainly notice it if they wasn't there. A taste of the superlative harmonies to come is provided by the short accapella opener 'Run Devil Run' and admirers of the recent Case / Lang / Viers/ collaboration should head this way. There's a healthy dose of cynicism at large on the alt-country hoe down of 'The Big Guns' and the barnyard swing of 'The Charging Sky', both of which manage to tease in some bible belt baiting, and as Lewis states on the former,"I've won hundreds at the track but I aint betting on the afterlife". But it's not all fatalistic pragmatism going on here, and the empowering 'Rise Up With Fists' takes a bold, uplifting stand against philandering ministers and hypocrisy in general. There's a moment where Lewis sings "Thought I saw you in Vegas, it wasn't pretty but she was..." {pregnant pause} then the twins interject with ..."not your wife"; Absolute genius! From the laid back introspection of 'Happy' to the jaunty Americana of 'You Are What You Love', the strength of Lewis's songwriting is astounding. So when she delivers 'Melt Your Heart' you just know that it's going to do what it says on the tin, and this plea for humility will surely melt yours.But it's the title track's captivating narrative that will keep you coming back for more. The tale of love, scandal and revenge that is 'Rabbit Fur Coat' contains great story telling, making the legend of this coveted garment and centrepiece of the song one I'll never tire of. The curious addition of 'Handle With Care' never veers from the original. Harrison's melodic guitar lines remain in place, as do the vocal swaps, but I couldn't help noticing that the word "fobbed" has been replaced with another 'F'- word. In keeping with the sentiment of that song, 'It Wasn't Me' thumbs a nose at the superficiality of the music biz, fame, and her old bugbear the church, so it's a wonder she's never been on the receiving end of a Beatles / Dixie Chicks style backlash. Politely staying in the background is a large cast that includes Jonathan Rice and Conor Oberst amongst others, but this album is the triumph of Jenny Lewis and The Watson Twins make no mistake about it. Unleashed into the world in January 2006, 'Rabbit Fur Coat' arrived in time to banish those post Christmas winter blues and divert those souls still trying to breathe life into the Barat / Doherty pantomime. Soon those very people would be beating a path to the door of the Arctic Monkeys, but for me this was the album of that very year and is certainly in the noughties top ten.

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