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Stoney End
Pop · 1971 · 10 tracks

Stoney End

Barbra Streisand

A pivotal pivot from Broadway to the canyon. Streisand trades orchestral opulence for soulful soft-rock and contemporary folk-pop with stunning vocal agility.

February 1971 · Columbia

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A bright, sun-soaked transition from theatrical formality to soulful, contemporary intimacy.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
I Don’t Know Where I Stand
3:45
02
Hands Off the Man (Flim Flam Man)
2:33
03
If You Could Read My Mind
3:50
04
Just a Little Lovin’ (Early in the Mornin’)
2:28
05
Let Me Go
2:22
07
No Easy Way Down
3:52
08
Time and Love
3:39
09
Maybe
3:09
10
Free the People
3:17
11
I’ll Be Home
2:56
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive gospel-inflected chorus of the title track where the backing vocals surge to meet her peak belt.
The delicate, breathy opening of I Don't Know Where I Stand that captures the intimacy of a private phone call.
The way the arrangement swells with soulful urgency during the final minute of Free the People.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

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