Say It Is So

Say It Is So

Infobox Album | Name = Say It Is So
Type = Album
Artist = Tim Finn


Released = 1999
Genre = Pop Music
Length = 42.14
Label = Sonny's Pop Records
Producer = Jay Joyce
Reviews =
*Allmusic (4/5) [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:fr08b5949sqk link]
Last album = "Before & after"
(1993)
This album = "Say It Is So"
(1999)
Next album = "Feeding The Gods"
(2001)

"Say It Is So" is the fifth solo album by New Zealand singer/songwriter Tim Finn.

After the release of Before & After Finn was left without a record company but with a lot of inspiration. He met producer Jay Joyce in Nashville, TN in 1998 with whom he worked. The problem was that there was still no label willing to release Finn's work. In the end this album was released independently.

Track listing

* All songs composed by Tim Finn unless noted

#"Underwater Mountain"
#"Shiver" - T.Finn, M.Azcona
#"Good Together" - T.Finn, M.Azcona
#"Roadtrip" - T.Finn, M.Azcona
#"Currents"
#"Need To Be Right"
#"Twinkle" - T.Finn, M.Azcona
#"Big Wave Rider"
#"Death Of A Popular Song"
#"Some Dumb Reason"
#"Rest" - T.Finn, G.Upu

Miscellanea

Websites credit this album as having a 2000 release, but the first run of albums released through the Frenz of the Enz fanclub have a 1999 stamp, making this the original year of release.

In the track "Some Dumb Reason" there is the line "feeding the gods". This became the title of Tim's next album.

Personnel

* Tim Finn - (vocals, piano, acoustic guitar)
* Jay Joyce - (guitars, keyboards, sounds)
* Chris Feinstein - (bass)
* Ken Coomer - (drums)
* Giles Reaves - (drums on "Underwater Mountain", "Shiver", "Twinkle", "Rest"

Additional personnel

* Bruce Bouton - (pedal steel)
* Matt Johnson - (drums on "Currents")
* Kalai Lam - (ukulele, log drum, nose flute on "Currents")
* Laurence Maddy - (guitar on "Shiver")
* Julie Miller - (backing vocals)
* Jackie Orsazky - (second bass guitar & string arrangement on "Underwater Mountain")


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