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The lyrics of singersongwriter
Joan Annatrading's
songs often
strike both her fans and
normally staid rock critics
as deeply emotional
slices of life, "She creates
her own category."
says England Melody
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profoundly sensual without
any of the arch
I coyness of the familiar
stage sex symbol, powerful
.. .emotionally
I open without displaying
her scars too blatantly,
I and moving from joy to
I despair as naturally as
I night follows day."
Although it might
sound like Joan bares
her soul in every song,
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the 30-year-old Armatrading,
whose latest A&M
Records LP is Walk
Under Ladders, confesses
that her inspirations
for songs are often other
_ people, "L just look^
around and see what's
happening," she explains,
a habit of observing
that the West-Indian
born Armatrading developed
as a "loner" growing
up in Birmingham,
England, where she
stood apart from her
classmates at recesses in
school and watched.
"The songs are usually
from other people. They
sound very personal,
and, obviously, many ol
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someone interesting, or
when someone tells you
about something that's
happened to them and it
makes you feel something
strongly in yourself."
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Joan Armatrading's
songs that when the
sight of something
around her makes her
"feel something," she
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makes her songs among
the most emotionally
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?cially decisive and can accomplish an abundance of left
Loved one is starting to accept your plans, but don't jump
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- February 20-March 20
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March 21-April 20
? week, especially as you try interpreting the motives of
Answer is forthcoming to a legal question Invite relatives
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? April 21-May 22
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shing. Observation is-your keyword. Be alert to the smalles
?nt ? especially in academic environment
? August 23-September 22
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>up you're the center of attraction, no doubt because o!
onal magnetism, intensity, intuition and cutting sarcasm
is on partnerships, arrangement entered into this year wil
lasting significance
HIS WEEK
5th, actor Herb Edelman. 6th, director Mike Nichols. 7th,
Mitchell, 8th. singer Patti Page. 9th, singer Mary Travers.
Richard Burton; 11th. comedian Jonathan Winters
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