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Format: Swing Set
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Featuring 5 band-new Ani DiFranco productions you won't hear anywhere else! Ani revisits two tracks from ther album to the Teeth, latest "Swing (feat. Maceo Parker)" and a complete reinvention of the title song. Next she pays tribut to 3 of her predecessors in the great American tradition of protest through pop music, Woody Guthrie, Phil Ochs and Bob Dylan. Tracks: "To the Teeth," "Do Re Me," "When I'm Gone," "Hurricane" and more!
Language : English
Product Dimensions : 5.02 x 5.59 x 0.37 inches; 3.2 ounces
Manufacturer : RIGHTEOUS BABE RECORDS
Original Release Date : 2000
Date First Available : December 14, 2006
Label : RIGHTEOUS BABE RECORDS
Number of discs : 1
Best Sellers Rank: #398,788 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #6,057 in Contemporary Folk (CDs & Vinyl) #6,868 in Folk Rock (CDs & Vinyl) #8,564 in Indie Rock
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Yes another great album by ANI Difranco. If you're an Ani fan, you won't be disappointed. Great compilation of tracks.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2013 by Amy Niertit
Mostly Ani DiFranco experimenting. Really good guitar playing on "Do Re Me" and a _beautiful_ rendition of "When I'm Gone". Otherwise, this is for Ani die-hard fans only.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Will Grafton
All was as expected.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2019 by grendal17
Serving as an excellent bridge between last year's *To The Teeth* and even newer material recently debuted at concerts, Ani DiFranco's *Swing Set* features both funk and folk and evenly mixes the two on the bookend tracks of this sharply designed EP. The first song is a tightened radio edit version of the groove-laced "Swing," and it is followed by the album cut. Both display a new sonic vocabulary that Ani built while on tour with jazz/funk legend Maceo Parker last summer. "Swing" is totally unlike any other Ani DiFranco song published to date, but it doesn't grate against its context the way some of her other somewhat experimental tacks have. The third track is a total reinvention of "To The Teeth"; it features the same chordal structure but changes nearly everything else. Cleverly using the gunfire of what might have been an old cartoon as its percussion track and resampled horns from the original for ornamentation, "To The Teeth" provides a totally fresh look at Ani's emotional plea for gun control. The latter half of the *Swing* EP features some superb cover recordings, something DiFranco's catalogue has severely lacked thus far. First is Woody Guthrie's "Do Re Mi," recorded on tour with folkers extraordinaire Greg Brown and Gillian Welch. The harmony that these performers and their side-men add to Ani's melody is welcome and warranted, while the inclusion of other experienced guitarists on a DiFranco track is a treat. Phil Och's "When I'm Gone" provides stark contrast, a slow and thoughtful acoustic construction featuring only Ani and her own acoustic guitar. As Ani herself has pointed out, 'silences have their own things to say,' and she says plenty here with the moments of calm left in the wake of sweet guitar reverb. Capping off Ani's second "single" is a growling band version of Bob Dylan's classic "Hurricane." Ani had recorded it for last year's film The Hurricane (whose subject it is about) but it was inexplicably unused. The song features no discernible acoustic guitar, instead standing by virtue of a backbone of solid bass, organ, and drums. Ani herself adds a spare electric riff and a weathered but energetic vocal. Here she is in her glory: not singing so much as storytelling. That is partially the beauty of Dylan's construction, swinging back and forth between menacing minor-key verses and shimmering major outros. Clocking in at over seven minutes, afterwards you don't know whether you should start breathing again or if you should just press the play button. Here's some advice: Press the play button.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2000 by Peter Marinari
Ani Difranco probably puts out cds twice as fast as most recording artists but somehow you still ending dying for the next one to come out. I think she knows that so sometimes she puts out EP's to tide us over while we wait. That's what this is. There are only 6 tracks but they are such amazing songs that it's like a complete record. The first song is a `radio edit' of "swing" from the album, To the Teeth. Basically it's shorter and probably more radio-friendly because she cuts out the rap part. The next song is the same one only the album version which if you're gonna buy this EP then you probably already have it on the actual album. But who can't hear it again? Then she has a remix of "To The Teeth." All the words are the same but the music is pretty different. You wonder how she can have time to put out all the new music she does let alone cool remixes of the ones she already done! The live cover of "Do Re Me" is incredible.. I hate to admit I haven't heard the original version but I can't picture this not doing it justice. "When I'm Gone" is a slow song that is a little hard to follow after the louder, angrier "Do Re Me" but somehow it works. The last song though it's my least favorite on this record is another strong tune, Bob Dylan's, "Hurricane." Basically, Ani continues to dazzle us with more versions of her own songs and amazing covers from some other great songwriters.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2000 by S Cook
I love this lady, she is original, refreshing and completely beyond the norm of pop. However her latest "Swing Set" an EP with 6 songs, 2 of them are an album version and radio version of "Swing" falls a little short. "To the Teeth" is a really good remix, as for the song "Hurricane", but the live version of "Do Re Me" is a little short of embarrasing and the other cut "When I'm Gone" seems poorly produced. A little disappointing but if you are a DeFranco fan "Swing" and "To The Teeth" make up for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2000 by G. McDermott
This little album from Ani might at first seem like a little self-endulgent exercise on her part. A number of the songs on this album were (albeit in different styles) also on her "To The Teeth" album. Nonetheless, the Bob Dylan cover "Hurricane" Ani and her band perform on the album is absolutely, utterly amazing. The choice of rythm, what instruments to play and Ani's stunning vocal abilities make this album worth buying just for this one song.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2000 by "stefano"
A few days before this record came out I saw the movie "The Hurricane". I was deeeply moved by that movie and particularly the featured track on the album, Bob Dylans'"hurricane". Then I came across Ani's version and it seemed that a classic had been filled with new life and new disgust at the ubsurdity Rubin Carter had incountered. That is simply the best track on this six song EP. Ani also reworked a few of her own songs and tha result was an better-than-album version of "to the teeth" the title track of her previous album. the other four songs are icing on the cake.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2000 by Alex Bartley