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Hunger is the fifteenth studio album by the American folk singer/songwriter Janis Ian , released on September 30, 1997.[ 2] It is the follow-up to her 1995 album Revenge . Recording was held in various studios in the spring of 1997.[ 3] Production for the album was initially handled by an unnamed producer, but disagreements between Ian and the producer caused that producer to leave and Jeff Balding was brought in to finish production work.[ 3]
Track listing
Title Writer(s) 1. "Black & White" Janis Ian 4:44 2. "On the Dark Side of Town" Janis Ian 3:54 3. "Might As Well Be Monday" Janis Ian 4:34 4. "Getting Over You" Janis Ian, Gary Burr 4:30 5. "Searching for America" Janis Ian 8:24 6. "Hunger" Janis Ian 6:27 7. "Welcome to Acousticville" Janis Ian 7:54 8. "Honor Them All" Janis Ian 3:56 9. "Empty" Janis Ian, Jim Varsos 3:11 10. "House Without a Heart" Janis Ian 4:19 11. "Shadow" Janis Ian 5:15 12. "Getting Over You (with strings)" Janis Ian, Gary Burr 4:25
Personnel
Production
Janis Ian - producer
Jeff Balding - producer, mixing
Ani DiFranco - producer ("Searching for America")
Andrew Gilehrist - mixing ("Searching for America")
Simon Renshaw - management
Karen Krattigner Sternberg - management
Sonny Mediana - art direction and design
Musicians
Janis Ian - vocals, acoustic guitar
Cyro Baptista - percussion
Kevin Breit - electric and National Steel guitars, bazoukis
David Piltch - upright bass
Ani DiFranco - background vocals, bass, sampling ("Searching for America")
Andrew Gilchrist - electric guitar ("Searching for America")
Andy Stochansky - drums, percussion ("Searching for America")
Steve Brewster - drums ("Honor Them All")
Dan Huff - electric guitar ("Honor Them All")
Randy Leago - accordion ("Honor Them All")
Terry McMillian - percussion ("Honor Them All")
Glenn Worf - upright bass ("Honor Them All")
Ron Huff - ("Getting Over You")
References
Studio albums Singles Live albums