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Picking Up the Pieces by Jewel (Record, 2015)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelWlk, Welk Records

UPC0888072378087

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046053158

Product Key Features

Release Year2015

FormatRecord

GenreRock

ArtistJewel

Release TitlePicking Up the Pieces

Dimensions

Item Height0.28 in

Item Weight0.98 lb

Item Length12.36 in

Item Width12.32 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks14

TracksLove Used to Be 5:41, A Boy Needs a Bike 4:10, Everything Breaks 4:01, Family Tree 3:36, It Doesn't Hurt Right Now (Featuring Rodney Crowell) 4:35, His Pleasure Is My Pain 5:42, Here When Gone 4:44, The Shape of You 4:15, Plain Jane 3:49, Pretty Faced Fool 3:51, Nicotine Love 6:33, Carnivore 4:20, My Father's Daughter (Featuring Dolly Parton) 3:25, Mercy 3:46

Number of Discs1

NotesLimited vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release, the 12th studio album from the singer/songwriter. Picking Up The Pieces is a bookend to Jewel's Pieces of You debut album which has sold more than 12 million copies. The album is released to coincide with Jewel's memoir, Never Broken: Songs Are Only Half The Story. Jewel originally hired Paul Worley to produce the album, but he backed out about a week before rehearsals insisting she produced it herself, suggesting she will thank him later for the idea. Jewel wanted to capture a live sound for the album. Portions of it were recorded during a set at The Standard in Nashville, while others were captured during a live performance in front of friends in Nashville's historic RCA Studio A. They were done in one take, with "no overdubs, no layering tracks, no auto-tune or tricks," according to Jewel. She describes the overall sound as "minimal, focusing on the singing, lyric, and emotion."