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"That Girl Could Sing" by Jackson Browne
She could sing! Listen to Jackson Browne's evocative 1980 rock track, "That Girl Could Sing." A successful single from his chart-topping album Hold Out, this song blends reflective pop sensibilities with rock instrumentation, showcasing Browne's signature thoughtful songwriting and vocal style.
Released as a single from the number one album Hold Out, "That Girl Could Sing" continued Jackson Browne's hit streak into the 80s. Its smooth blend of pop rock arrangement, featuring prominent piano and melodic guitar work often associated with David Lindley, created a compelling soundscape.
This classic 1980 rock/pop song features Jackson Browne's introspective lyrics admiring the power and talent of a female singer. With its memorable melody and sophisticated production, "That Girl Could Sing" remains a respected track in Browne's extensive catalog, highlighting his narrative skill.
SONG MEANING: The song is an ode to the captivating talent and presence of a female singer ("She could sing that rock and roll... She could sing just 'bout anything"). While celebrating her abilities, the lyrics also carry a tone of wistfulness or distance ("Oh, I don't know what became of her"), suggesting admiration possibly mixed with lost connection or reflection on her impact. It is often speculated to be inspired by singers like Valerie Carter or Laura Nyro.
- HASHTAGS: #JacksonBrowne #Pop #Rock #October18
- BAND: Jackson Browne
- GENRE: Pop, Rock
- RELEASEDAY: October 18
- YEAR: 1980
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