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Talking With Strangers is a 2009 album by Judy Dyble featuring Robert Fripp, Ian_McDonald_(musician), Julianne Regan, Simon Nicol, Tim Bowness, Jacqui McShee, Pat Mastelotto, Alistair murphy, Celia Humphris, Laurie A'Cort, Rachel Hall, Mark Fletcher, and Harry Fletcher.

The album features a near 20 minute biopic of Dyble's life (Harpsong), and is described as being in the muscial style prog-folk.

The Uk release received reviews including being described as a 'Sophisticated triumph' Sid Smith, bbc.co.uk website,^[1] and was selected as HMV stores 'recommended album of the year' 2009 in the specialist music sector.

The first UK pressing featured the artwork of 60's pyschadelic artist John Hurford. This version is sold out and deleted as at December 2009. The 2nd UK pressing (and subsequent releases in Scandanavia, France, USA, and Australia feature the artwork and design of Jackie Morris.

Tracklisting, and composer/player details.

1. Neverknowing (Bowness/Murphy). Dyble (voice) - Bowness (additional voice) - Nicol (acoustic guitar).

2. Jazzbirds (Bowness/Dyble/Murphy). Dyble (voice + autoharp) - Bowness/McShee (additional voices) - Murphy (acoustic guitar, organ, keyboards.

3. C'est La Vie (Lake/Sinfield). Dyble (voice) - Bowness, Regan, Humphris (additonal voices) - Murphy (acoustic guitar, organ, keyboards) - Ian McDonald (flute) - Fletcher (Bass) - Mastelotto (Drums and percussion).

4. Talking With Strangers (Dyble/Bowness/Murphy). Dyble (voice) - Bowness (additional voice) - Murphy (piano and Dynatron)

5. (In The) Dreamtime (Dyble/Gillies). Dyble (Voice + autoharp) - Bowness/McShee (additional voices) - Murphy (acoustic guitar, 12 string guitar, electric guitar, organ, piano, keyboards) - Gillies (Acoustic guitar) - McDonald (Alto flute) - Fletcher (Bass) - Mastelotto (Drums and percusssion).

6. Grey October Day (Dyble/Bowness/Murphy). Dyble/Bowness (Voices)- Murphy (piano, organ, acoustic guitar) - A'Court (Tenor + Alto sax) - Fletcher (Bass) - Mastelotto (Drums and percusssion)

7. Harpsong (Dyble/Bowness/Murphy). Dyble (Voice + autoharp) - Bowness (additional voice, electric guitar) - A'Court (Tenor + Alto Sax) - Murphy (numerous instruments 10+) - Fletcher (H) (Electric Guitar) - Fletcher (Bass) - Fripp (Guitar and soundscapes) - Rachel Hall (Violin) - McShee, Regan, Humphris (additional voices) - Sanchia Pattinson (Oboe) - Nicol (Acoustic guitar) - McDonald (Lead alto sax, flute, alto flute, Ukelele) - Mastelotto (Drums and percussion) - Paul Robinson (Electric Guitar)

Release details.

Title	Artist	Label	Catalogue no.	Released	Region	Notes
Talking With Strangers	Judy Dyble	FiXiT/Brilliant	FXTR CD113	10th August 2009	UK	1st issue, 'Hurford sleeve' First 1000 numbered, first 500 also signed
Talking With Strangers	Judy Dyble	FiXiT/Brilliant	FXTRR CD113	Jan 2010	2nd UK	'Jackie Morris artwork'
Talking With Strangers	Judy Dyble	Tonefloat	TF70	Sept 2009	Vinyl	500 pressed, with signed postcard
Talking With Strangers	Judy Dyble	Termo		25th Jan 2010	Scandanavian issue	revised artwork, bonus track 'Fragile'

Notes

^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/9wjw

[1] ttp://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/9wjw

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	Talking With Strangers is a 2009 album by [[Judy Dyble]] featuring [[Robert Fripp]], [[Ian_McDonald_(musician)]], [[Julianne Regan]], [[Simon Nicol]], [[Tim Bowness]], [[Jacqui McShee]], Pat Mastelotto, [[Alistair ~~Murphy~~]], Celia Humphris, Laurie A'Cort, Rachel Hall, Mark Fletcher, and Harry Fletcher.		Talking With Strangers is a 2009 album by [[Judy Dyble]] featuring [[Robert Fripp]], [[Ian_McDonald_(musician)]], [[Julianne Regan]], [[Simon Nicol]], [[Tim Bowness]], [[Jacqui McShee]], Pat Mastelotto, [[Alistair murphy]], Celia Humphris, Laurie A'Cort, Rachel Hall, Mark Fletcher, and Harry Fletcher.

	The album features a near 20 minute biopic of Dyble's life (Harpsong), and is described as being in the muscial style prog-folk.		The album features a near 20 minute biopic of Dyble's life (Harpsong), and is described as being in the muscial style prog-folk.