Intuition Dance “Why Did I Go

“Why Did I Go

and regional radio stations they were all fighting for access to

” pressure was on Capsoul to deliver hits

I drove up to Dixville to pick Guy up and bring him home

All they really had in common was the few hundred bucks it took to get their dreams chiseled into Boddie’s filmsy wax

Intuition Dance “Why Did I GoIssued in 1977, Caroline Peytons sophomore album is a schizophrenic time capsule of folks coked out overdose. Jazz disco table dancing gives way to electric hillbilly bluez and Boones Farm soaked cocktail napkin torch songs before settling heavily down into the canyon. At the time of its release, Rolling Stone called Intuition a near state of the art album by a pop female vocalist, prompting Aristas Clive Davis to take a sniff, and pass after pianist