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Melissa Etheridge - Rise - Music & Performance - Vinyl

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Management number 254208649 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$10.20 Model Number 254208649
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Global rockstar and cultural icon Melissa Etheridge presents her new album Rise on Sun Records. The project contains heartfelt and triumphant songs produced by Shooter Jennings and Melissa Etheridge at Sunset Sound in LA. Ten brand new songs include "Don't You Want a Woman", "Bein' Alive", "Call You", and "The Other Side of Blue", co-written by and featuring Chris Stapleton. As Melissa sagely notes, "sometimes you're gonna taste the dirt, but then you're gonna rise." Tan Smoke Vinyl in Gatefold Jacket with Printed Inner Sleeve.

  • Melissa Etheridge - Rise - Music & Performance - Vinyl
  • Music
  • Sun Records
  • Rock
Performer Melissa Etheridge
Music genre Rock
Music subgenre Rock
Music release type Album
Media format LP
Is collectible Y
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing Bein' Alive, Matches, Rise, Don't You Want a Woman, The Other Side of Blue, If You Ever Leave Me, Davina, To Be a Woman, Tomboy, Call You, More Love
Record label Sun Records
Songwriter Melissa Etheridge
Music producer Shooter Jennings, Melissa Etheridge
Track name Bein' Alive, Matches, Rise, Don't You Want A Woman, The Other Side Of Blue, If You Ever Leave Me, Davina, To Be A Woman, Tomboy, Call You, More Love
Music media format Vinyl Record

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