Tori Amos On Track: Every Album, Every Song

Tori Amos is a renowned singer, pianist, and composer who gained fame with her album Little Earthquakes in 1992. She has released fifteen studio albums and has performed worldwide. Amos has been nominated for Grammy Awards and has been involved in Native American issues. This book provides a track-by-track analysis of her essential recorded works.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 160 pages
Publication date: 30 September 2021
Publisher: Sonicbond Publishing

In 1992, Tori Amos, a singer, pianist, and composer, gained widespread acclaim with the release of her highly personal and critically acclaimed solid gold record, Little Earthquakes. This marked the beginning of a remarkable musical journey that would span fifteen studio albums. Amos' artistic vision continued to evolve with each new recording, pushing the boundaries of both music and themes. Since then, she has performed extensively worldwide, showcasing her talent as both a soloist and accompanied by various musical ensembles, including rhythm sections, octets, and orchestras. Her diverse range of projects has encompassed everything from the musical A Light Princess to the classically inspired Night of Hunters.

Amos' musical accomplishments have been recognized with numerous Grammy nominations, including Best Alt. Album for Under The Pink, Boys for Pele, and From The Choirgirl Hotel. Her exceptional performance in the category of Best Female Rock Vocal Performance was acknowledged with the award for Strange Little Girls. Notably, Amos achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first female artist to chart in the Billboard Top ten in Classical, Alternative, and Rock genres simultaneously with the release of Night of Hunters.

Beyond her musical achievements, Amos has been deeply committed to addressing issues related to Native American communities. She served as the first spokesperson for RAINN, the largest anti-sexual violence organization in the U.S., using her platform to raise awareness and support for survivors of abuse.

This book serves as a comprehensive and insightful exploration of Tori Amos' essential recorded works, spanning from her late 1980s synth-pop beginnings to the captivating Native Invader album released in 2017. Each track is analyzed in detail, providing a deeper understanding of the creative process and the profound impact that Amos' music has had on her listeners. Whether you are a longstanding fan or a newcomer to her artistry, this book offers a valuable journey through the rich tapestry of Tori Amos' musical legacy.

Weight: 284g
Dimension: 148 x 211 x 17 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781789521429