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All Rise

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All Rise

All Rise is Inara George’s debut under Everloving Records.

1 About
2 Trivia
3 Shop
4 Song Meanings
5 Reviews
6 External Links

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About

Released on January 5, 2005, this album features collaborations with The Bird and the Bee’s Greg Kurstin, Greyboy Allstars bassist Chris Stillwell, and former Cake drummer Pete McNeal. Songs from the album received regular airplay at KCRW-FM. According to her, All Rise would not have happened were it not for the presence of producer ‘’’Michael Andrews,’’’ best known for composing the score of Donnie Darko, who co-wrote many of the tracks on the album. It starts slow with “Mistress.” It also includes an interpretation of Joe Jackson’s “Fools in Love,” a song that originally appeared on his debut Look Sharp. Inara’s godfather, Jackson Browne, also makes a guest appearance on “A Day.”

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Tracks

Track	Title	Duration
1	Mistress	4:39
2	Fools Work	4:23
3	Genius	2:07
4	No Poem	4:31
5	What a Number	3:43
6	Fools in Love	4:42
7	Good to Me	2:50
8	Pull Things	3:53
9	Turn On/Off	3:40
10	A Day	4:39
11	Everybody Knows	2:57

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Awards & Certifications

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Chart Toppers

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Credits

Performance Credits

Inara George Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals

Jackson Browne Background Vocals

Michael Andrews Guitar, Background Vocals, Hand Percussion

Greg Kurstin Keyboards

Chris Stillwell Bass

Pete McNeal Drums

Technical Credits

George McFetridge Graphic Design

Michael Andrews Producer

Greg Kurstin Drum Machine

Roger Seibel Mastering

Bryan Cook Engineer

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Trivia

”Fools in Love” was featured in the hospital drama Grey’s Anatomy in an episode entitled ‘’’Make Me Lose Control.’’’ The same song is in included in the original soundtrack.