On the mainland of Canada, people call this Pacific coast, and where
Allison is at home on Vancouver Island - "the west coast". Now, on
the island of Newfoundland, off Canada's Atlantic shores, it's
almost a land unto itself - and they call the region where Allison
is home there, in Corner Brook - "the west coast".

Which all means Alley has to explain herself when she tells people
she's from the west coast - depending on where the telling happens!

You've prompted me to do a song count - and, there's 22 songs
already in the mix for "Aquarius Rising" or whatever becomes the
next "album" release. Maybe we're heading toward Quadrophenia ( :

And, indeed, a quick count of the repertoire on Allison's ABC list -
http://www.allisoncrowe.com/ABC.html - finds something like 97 songs
(originals and covers)!!

There's such a variety of music, too - and moods. From epics
like "Whether I'm Wrong", "Secrets", and "Disease" to the
playful "Skeletons and Spirits", "Midnight"... the
romantic "Montreal", "Crayon and Ink"... and so many others, there's
plenty from which to choose ( :

She's steady-on creating music!

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--- In allisoncrowe@yahoogroups.com, "Jacob F. Roecker" <jacob@...>
wrote:
>
> You could also call it "Coaster" and include the Joni Mitchell
song "A
> Case of You" But since you released that on "This Little Bird" I
don't
> think that will work out too well.
>
> Speaking of Joni Mitchell, you could have Allison do "Both Sides
Now"
> and call the album the same name.
>
> Personally if it's a two disker, I'd call it "Crowed" and leave it
at
> that. The title may be better suited for a "greatest hits"
album.
> Considering how long the ABC list is getting it might be time for
a
> greatest hits album.
>
> -Jacob