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Album · 2010 · 22 Songs.

Bettina Jonic - Song of the Inadequacy of Man's Highernature 01:35. Bettina Jonic - Train A-Travellin' 07:07. Bettina Jonic - I'd Sure Hate to Be You on That Dreadful Day 01:54. Bettina Jonic - John Brown 07:52. Bettina Jonic - Song of a German Mother 02:57. Bettina Jonic - North Country Blues 03:31. Bettina Jonic - The Black-Hats Fight Song 03:24. Bettina Jonic - Blowin' in the Wind 04:05. Bettina Jonic - Masters of War 02:56. Bettina Jonic - Pirate Jenny 05:29. Bettina Jonic - Like a Rolling Stone 05:56.

The Bitter Mirror - Songs of Dylan And Brecht ‎(2xLP, lab).

2. Train A-Travellin'. 3. The Death of Emmett Till. 4. The Jews-Whore Marie Saunders. 5. It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding). 6. Masters of War. Bob Dylan.

The Bitter Mirror: Songs by Bob Dylan & Bertolt Brecht. 2010 Actor/Singer Development Productions Ltd Under License to Mótema Music LLC. Released on: 2010-09-11. Mixer: John Stevens Mixer: Peter Lodge Producer: Laurence Ashton Composer: Bettina Jonic Lyricist: Bettina Jonic Music Publisher: Special Rider Music. Auto-generated by YouTube.

Bettina Jonic: Best songs. Bettina Jonic - Masters of War The Bitter Mirror, 2010 02:56. Bettina Jonic - Like a Rolling Stone The Bitter Mirror, 2010 05:56. Bettina Jonic - I'd Sure Hate to Be You on That Dreadful Day The Bitter Mirror, 2010 01:54. Bettina Jonic - North Country Blues The Bitter Mirror, 2010 03:31. Bettina Jonic - Canon Song The Bitter Mirror, 2010 02:01. Bettina Jonic - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) The Bitter Mirror, 2010 02:37. Bettina Jonic - Cannon Song The Bitter Mirror: Songs by Bob Dylan & Bertolt Brecht, 2010 02:01. Bettina Jonic - Song of the.

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CD debut of an extraordinary recording documenting acclaimed singer Bettina Jonic's riveting one-woman performance juxtaposing 22 protest songs of Bob Dylan and Bertolt Brecht. Probing, artful, and provocative. A thoroughly trained and beautifully calibrated mezzo-soprano voice with a dramatic low register and a rich fine freedom even at the very top. A voice that could easily turn from Schubert to Hugo Wolf to Richard Strauss. Her simplicity and her candour are an apt match for Brecht's directness of statement. - The Financial Times. Originally performed in 1974 at London's Royal Court Theater, and later released as a 2-LP set, this release marks the CD debut of this extraordinary music, which has been out of print for over 20 years. Sample this album Artist (Sample).