Rickie Lee Jones' 1991 album "Pop Pop" is a stripped-down collection of jazz standards and originals, showcasing her nuanced vocal interpretations. It marked a departure from the more elaborate productions of her earlier work.
- The album features guest appearances by notable jazz musicians such as Rob Wasserman, Salena Jones, and Ernie Watts.
- "Pop Pop" was released on Geffen Records in 1991, following a three-year gap after her previous studio album.
- The album features Jones' interpretations of standards including "My Funny Valentine" and "Just Because."
Rickie Lee Jones is a singer-songwriter from Chicago, known for her distinctive, jazz-inflected, and often beatnik-influenced style. At the time of "Pop Pop," Jones was three years removed from her previous album, "Flying Cows," and was working with producer/guitarist Rob Wasserman.
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