The cover for the new album has just been revealed!
The American Doll Posse line up consists of
(see photo at the top, from left to right):
Santa, Clyde, Isabel, Tori, & Pip
A Message From Tori: Listen to an audio message from Tori about the American Doll Posse.
The tracklisting for the new album is as follows:
Yo George
Big Wheel
Bouncing off Clouds
Teenage Hustling
Digital Ghost
You Can Bring Your Dog
Mr. Bad Man
Fat Slut
Girl Disappearing
Secret Spell
Devils and Gods
Body and Soul
Father's Son
Programmable Soda
Code Red
Roosterspur Bridge
Beauty of Speed
Almost Rosey
Velvet Revolution
Dark Side of the Sun
Posse Bonus
Smokey Joe
Dragon
TORI AMOS TO RELEASE NEW ALBUM - AMERICAN DOLL POSSE
Tori has finished her 9th studio album entitled American Doll Posse.
It will be released on May 1, 2007 on Epic Records. The album was written
and produced by Tori at Martian Engineering in Cornwall, England. Stay tuned for more details.
TORI ANNOUNCES WORLD TOUR LAUNCHING MAY 2007! On May 28th, Tori will launch her world concert tour,
The American Doll Posse Tour, in Rome, Italy.
Visit www.toriamos.com for a list of confirmed dates.
Myra Ellen Amos was born on August 22, 1963, in Newton, North Carolina, to a Methodist minister and a homemaker mother. She is the youngest of three children. Ellen moved to a Maryland suburb at the age of one, when her family decided to relocate. She was referred by a friend that she looked more like a “Tori” while performing. It was hard to ignore the fact that young Tori had a great talent for playing the piano. By the age of four she was composing music on the piano. Two years later she was studying classic piano at the Peabody Institute at Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins University, becoming the youngest to attend the school. Tori was expelled from the school after performing her own compositions to the faculty. She apparently ad-libbing John Lennon and the Doors tunes. When she was 13-years-old she was performing at clubs, but this time playing jazz on her piano. Atlantic Records took notice and signed the then 24-year-old singer in 1987. She released an eponymous album with her hard-rock band, Y Kan't Tori Read, the following year. The album, however, was a commercial and critical disappointment and its failure sent Amos back to the musical drawing board. In 1992 she rebounded with her debut solo album, Little Earthquakes. The acclaimed CD contained 12 haunting, ultra-personal tracks; including the cut "Me and a Gun," on which Amos recounts the details of her own rape. A “fan” offered her a ride home after a show and raped her at gunpoint. The album was an international success, selling more than two million copies worldwide and establishing Amos as one of the most compelling female vocalists to emerge from the '90s. In 1994 Amos released her second full-length, Under the Pink, on Atlantic. The CD, which contained the hits "God" and "Cornflake Girl," debuted at No. 2 on the British album charts and went on to sell several million copies. Amos' ambitious third album, Boys for Pele, came out in 1996 and further solidified her extremely loyal, if somewhat frighteningly obsessive, fan base. In early 1998 Amos contributed a couple tracks to the Great Expectations soundtrack, returning later in the spring with her fourth full-length album, Songs From the Choirgirl hotel. In 2003, Amos released a best-of collection with new tracks such as “Snow Cherries From France”, “Mary”, and “Sweet Dreams”.
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