The Changer and the Changed - 30th Anniversary
Limited Edition
Year: 2005
Label: Wolf Moon Records
The little album that could! To celebrate the 30th anniversary of this landmark, groundbreaking women's music album, Wolf Moon Records released a limited edition version of the disc with extensive liner notes and historical photographs. Another special highlight is a short video which includes recent interviews and some
great historical footage and stills.
Track List
01. Waterfall (5:20) listen
02. Hurts Like The Devil (2:58) listen
03. Wild Things (4:27) listen
04. Sweet Woman (3:52) listen
05. Song of the Soul (4:28) listen
06. Shooting Star (2:39) listen
07. Dream Child (4:23) listen
08. One of the Light (4:59) listen
09. Having Been Touched (Tender Lady) (4:48) listen
10. Sister (4:49) listen
All songs by Cris Williamson*
©1974 Cris Williamson/Bird Ankles Music (BMI)
* except Having Been Touched (Tender Lady) by Margie Adam/Labyris Music Co. (ASCAP)
Album Credits
Produced by: Cris Williamson
Co-produced by: (The Ears): Margie Adam, Meg Christian, E.Marcy Dicterow
Engineer: Joan Lowe
Asst. Engineer: Judy Dlugacz
Re-Mix: Cris Williamson, Margie Adam, Meg Christian, E.Marcy Dicterow, Joan Lowe, Judy Dlugacz
All string parts written/arranged by E.Marcy Dicterow. All other parts written/arranged by Cris Williamson and the musician playing the part.
Cover Photographs: Cynthia MacAdams
Graphic Design: Studio Pacific
Art Direction: Judy Werle/Suite 5 Artists
Original Graphic Design: Kate Winter
Redesign: Deb McCarroll/Studio Pacific
Art Direction: Judy Werle/Suite 5 Artists
Video: Annie DeArmas
This is dedicated to my dad, and also to the filly Ruffian. The race they ran was beautiful.
Decades before indie labels were the norm, and years before women had any real access to the industry, Cris Williamson was busy changing the face of popular music. In 1975, the twenty-something former schoolteacher recorded The Changer And The Changed, for her brainchild, Olivia Records. the first woman-owned woman-focused record company. Her music and voice quickly became the soundtrack of a movement, and was the cornerstone of what would become known as "women's music," music created, performed, and marketed specifically to women. Today, that recording, The Changer and the Changed, remains one of the best-selling independent releases of all time.
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