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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Amen on Discogs. Label: Imago (3) - ,Warner Bros. Records - • Format: CD HDCD, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Alternative Rock, Acoustic, Vocal/5(10).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Amen on Discogs. Label: Warner Bros. Records - ,Imago (3) - none • Format: 2x, CD Album • Country: Australia • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Alternative Rock, Acoustic, Vocal5/5(1).

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3. Suwannee Jo: 9: God Is Watching: Notes Promotion Only. Other Versions (5 of 11) View All. Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; W2 Paula Cole Band: Amen ‎ (CD, Album) Warner Bros. Records: W2 Canada: Sell This Version: 9 Paula Cole Band.

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4. Suwannee Jo Bass – Tony Levin Clarinet, Percussion, Vocals – Paula Cole Drums, Percussion – Jay Bellerose Slide Guitar [Acoustic], Electric Guitar – Kevin Barry /5(9).

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5. Mar 07,  · Amen is the third studio album by Paula Cole. It is officially credited to "The Paula Cole Band." The album was stylistically a major departure from Cole's previous album, This Fire, and was met with mixed reviews. Perhaps due to poor promotion, the album failed to match the success of This Fire, only peaked at #92 on the Billboard chart /5(8).

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6. But, now under the Paula Cole Band moniker, the set sports a heightened contemporary sound, aided by contributions from TLC's T-boz and rapper DJ Premier. Fresh and remarkable. Amen. 1st single/video: "I Believe in Love." [Note: This product is an authorized CD /5(67).

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7. Amen, an Album by Paula Cole Band. Released 28 September on Warner Bros. (catalog no. 9 ; HDCD). Genres: Pop Rock, Singer/Songwriter. Featured peformers: Paula Cole (vocals), Paula Cole (producer), Jay Bellerose (drums), Kevin Barry (electric guitar), Roger Moutenot (recording engineer, aka_text {mix engineer} role_id aka_text), Ryan Smith (assistant engineer), Bob .

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8. What Teena Marie, Madonna, and Sheena Easton were to the soul of the 80s, Paula Cole is to the soul of the '90s, if ever R&B radio accepts white-girl blue-eyed soul again. Critics dismiss Cole's delivery as awkward rapping, but if certain cuts on this album were done by Badu or N'DeGeOcello, the critics would show mad respect/5(67).

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