Discography
solo albums
would you like to go
nine songs, one story
wave
beautiful day
hiding out
highs and lows
suddenly, tammy!
suddenly, tammy!
spinART, 1994
we get there when we do
Warner Bros., 1995
shut up, it’s christmas
Warner Bros., 1995
comet
self-released, 1996
Beth Sorrentino compositions registered at BMI.com.
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Daniel Handler (The Believer, 2009 Music Issue CD): “Suddenly, Tammy! got one of those 1990s music industry raw deals: a great indie record, a fantastic major label debut that nobody knew about, and then a second album lost in limbo. Their major-label debut, We Get There When We Do, is a great sandwich: tasty, satisfying, surprising, great for consuming on a sunny porch or while lying down on the sofa with your shoes off. The surprising part is: no guitar. Just Sorrentino’s voice and piano, her brother on drums, and their high-school buddy on bass. Sorrentino’s songs spread out sneakily, like the work of Lynda Barry: in the first few lines they might seem simple and by the end they’re encompassing the world. She’s kept a lower profile since Suddenly, Tammy!, playing the occasional show and releasing Nine Songs, One Story a couple of years ago.”
What Fred said about Comet