Dry (original) (raw)

Dry may refer to a state lacking moisture, a high liquor content in alcoholic beverages, a low amount of unfermented sugar in wine, and is the name of a music album (below).

Recorded at the Icehouse, Yeovil, UK, PJ Harvey's Dry was released twice, firstly on Too Pure accompanied with a limited edition Demonstration LP, and subsequently on Indigo Records. Both versions were released in 1992.

Received as well in the States as the UK, this album prompted Rolling Stone magazine to name Harvey Best Songwriter and Best New Female Singer. In spite of the acclaim, "Sheela Na-Gig" was the only single to chart in the US, at #9 on Billboard's Modern Rock singles chart.

Track listing

1. Oh My Lover (Harvey) - 4:00
2. O Stella (Harvey) - 2:30
3. Dress (Ellis/Harvey) - 3:16
4. Victory (Harvey) - 3:16
5. Happy and Bleeding (Ellis/Harvey) - 4:48
6. Sheela-Na-Gig (Harvey) - 3:10
7. Hair (Harvey) - 3:47
8. Joe (Ellis/Harvey) - 2:33
9. Plants and Rags (Ellis/Harvey) - 4:09
10. Fountain (Harvey) - 3:53
11. Water (Harvey) - 4:32

Personnel

• PJ Harvey - Guitar, Violin, Vocals, Producer
• Chas Dickie - Cello
• Robert Ellis - Drums, Harmonium, Vocals, Producer, Mixing
• Ben Groenevelt - Bass, Double Bass
• Ian Olliver - Bass
• Mike Paine - Guitar
• Steve Vaughan - Bass
• Vernon - Producer
• Stephen Vaughan - Bass

Dry is also the name of a commune of the

Loiret d�partement in France.