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| Lorna's Notes: "I don't even know what this one's all about. All I know is that I had this eerie chord progression and it needed some eerie words to accompany it and an incredible guitar solo at the end." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Label: Lorna Bracewell
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar, drums: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Bob Dylan's Tangled Up In Blue had always been one of my favorite songs and ever since I can remember I'd wanted to write a song called 'Tangled Up In You'. Unfortunately, my life experiences eventually inspired me to do it."
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CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar, drums: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "What can I say, I'm a Melissa Etheridge wanna-be." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, guitar: Lorna Bracewell, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Fallin' in love sucks. The only good things that come out of it are a few free dinners and few good songs." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, guitar: Lorna Bracewell, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Any girl will know what I'm singing about. It's very strange. When I wrote this song, it seemed so personal but it's ended up being perceived as pretty universal." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, guitar: Lorna Bracewell, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "I'm not the kind of girl that lets her little world turn upside down. I'm not but you make me want to be..." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, guitar: Lorna Bracewell, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "I may know you but I don't know what this song's about. It's got a great beat and a great guitar solo though." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar, drums: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, engineer: Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "I don't even know the girl who wrote this song anymore. It was one of the first songs I'd ever written and it's painfully obvious. I wrote it when I was thirteen... ouch!" |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, drums: Noel Bisesti, engineers: Cliff Rice and Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "When you're thirteen you don't have that much of yourself to write about so you write about other people who should be writing about themselves." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, drums: Noel Bisesti, engineers: Cliff Rice and Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Also written when I was thirteen. Just change she to I and you'll know what I'm singing about." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, drums: Noel Bisesti, engineers: Cliff Rice and Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Kind of a female perspective on every Bruce Springstein song." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, drums: Noel Bisesti, backup vocals: Cliff Rice, engineers: Cliff Rice and Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Four chords and a crush. How punk rock!" |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Vocals, rhythm guitar: Lorna Bracewell, lead guitar: Bob LeMay, electric bass: Stan Martindale, drums: Noel Bisesti, engineers: Cliff Rice and Bill Alves, produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "What can I say? I'm a brilliant lyricist..." |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Lorna Bracewell: vocals, rhythm guitar, drums; Bob LeMay: lead guitar; Stan Martindale: electric bass; Bill Alves, engineer; produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "I really can't explain what happened. I just woke up one morning and I was happy!"
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CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Lorna Bracewell: vocals, rhythm guitar, drums; Bob LeMay: lead guitar; Stan Martindale: electric bass; Bill Alves, engineer; produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "I'm afraid it is. This is the only song that I've written that I actually can enjoy listening to."
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CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Lorna Bracewell: vocals, rhythm guitar; Bill Alves, engineer; produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| Lorna's Notes: "Jackson Brown eat your heart out!" |
CD: Don't Stop Now
Credits: Lorna Bracewell: vocals, rhythm guitar; Bill Alves, engineer; produced by Lorna Bracewell and Cliff Rice |
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| What I hope and pray longterm monogamy feels like. |
CD: Little Miss Obvious
Label: Braced Well Records
Credits: performed by Lorna Bracewell, words and music by Lorna Bracewell, copyright 2002 Braced Well Music, ASCAP |
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| The product of immense romantic frustration coupled with a few too many viewings of the Josie and the Pussycats movie. (I've always secretly wanted to be in a cheesy all girl punk rock band.)
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CD: Little Miss Obvious
Label: Braced Well Records
Credits: performed by Lorna Bracewell, words and music by Lorna Bracewell, copyright 2002 Braced Well Music, ASCAP |
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| - Idealized romance in an alternate tuning. I think the entire world would look like a much better place if it was just a little more dimly lit.
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CD: Little Miss Obvious
Label: Braced Well Records
Credits: performed by Lorna Bracewell, words and music by Lorna Bracewell, copyright 2002 Braced Well Music, ASCAP |
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| This song has what I feel to be perhaps one of the most powerful, moving, and freeing lyrics ever written but, as often happens to great songs, poems, or works of any kind, it has become so commonplace that it has been reduced to somewhat of a cliche. This new arrangement enables me and, I hope, others to hear it in a fresh and more meaningful way. |
CD: Little Miss Obvious
Label: Braced Well Records
Credits: performed by Lorna Bracewell, music and additional words by Lorna Bracewell and Billy Boughey, copyright 2002 Braced Well Music, ASCAP, lyrics Public Domain |
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