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Present Company is the fifth studio album by singer-songwriter Janis Ian, and her solitary album for Capitol Records. After her break-up with original producer Shadow Morton, and the failure of her final two Verve albums The Secret Life of J. Eddy Fink and Who Really Cares to dent the Billboard albums chart, Ian moved to California in 1970 and continued writing songs. In the autumn of 1970, Ian began working without a recording contract with producer and musician Jerry Corbitt (of The Youngbloods) in California before signing with Capitol Records in January. The sixteen songs, including three songwriting collaborations with Peter Cunningham, were released as Present Company early in 1971.

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rdfs:label	Present Company (en)
rdfs:comment	Present Company is the fifth studio album by singer-songwriter Janis Ian, and her solitary album for Capitol Records. After her break-up with original producer Shadow Morton, and the failure of her final two Verve albums The Secret Life of J. Eddy Fink and Who Really Cares to dent the Billboard albums chart, Ian moved to California in 1970 and continued writing songs. In the autumn of 1970, Ian began working without a recording contract with producer and musician Jerry Corbitt (of The Youngbloods) in California before signing with Capitol Records in January. The sixteen songs, including three songwriting collaborations with Peter Cunningham, were released as Present Company early in 1971. (en)
name	Present Company (en)
dcterms:subject	1971 albums Capitol Records albums Janis Ian albums
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Capitol Records Rolling Stone Berkeley, California Billboard 200 Verve Records 1971 albums Capitol Records albums The Secret Life of J. Eddy Fink Stars (Janis Ian album) Pop rock Who Really Cares (album) Jerry Corbitt AllMusic Janis Ian Janis Ian albums The Youngbloods Shadow Morton
sameAs	Present Company Present Company Present Company
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all writing	Janis Ian, except where noted (en)
artist	Janis Ian
genre	Pop rock singer-songwriter (en)
headline	Side One (en) Side Two (en)
label	Capitol Records
length	118.0 (second) 122.0 (second) 142.0 (second) 150.0 (second) 151.0 (second) 187.0 (second) 194.0 (second) 218.0 (second) 240.0 (second) 267.0 (second) 36.0 (second) 62.0 (second) 64.0 (second) 67.0 (second) 93.0 (second) 96.0 (second) 2267.0 (second)
next title	Stars (Janis Ian album)
next year	1974 (xsd:integer)
prev title	Who Really Cares (album)
prev year	1969 (xsd:integer)
producer	Jerry Corbitt
recorded	November–December 1970 (en)
released	1971 (xsd:integer)
rev	AllMusic Rolling Stone Album Guide (en) Wilson and Allroy (en)
studio	Sierra Sound Labratories, Berkeley, California (en)
title	Alabama (en) Liberty (en) Present Company (en) My Land (en) On the Train (en) The Seaside (en) Can You Reach Me? (en) He's a Rainbow (en) Hello Jerry (en) Here in Spain (en) Let It Run Free (en) Nature's at Peace (en) See My Grammy Ride (en) See the River (en) The Sunlight (en) Weary Lady (en)
total length	974.0 (second) 1293.0 (second)
type	Studio (en)
writer	Peter Cunningham, Janis Ian (en)
has abstract	Present Company is the fifth studio album by singer-songwriter Janis Ian, and her solitary album for Capitol Records. After her break-up with original producer Shadow Morton, and the failure of her final two Verve albums The Secret Life of J. Eddy Fink and Who Really Cares to dent the Billboard albums chart, Ian moved to California in 1970 and continued writing songs. In the autumn of 1970, Ian began working without a recording contract with producer and musician Jerry Corbitt (of The Youngbloods) in California before signing with Capitol Records in January. The sixteen songs, including three songwriting collaborations with Peter Cunningham, were released as Present Company early in 1971. Despite a lengthy period of touring extending into early 1972, Present Company did not sell much better than its two predecessors, although it did "bubble under" the top 200. Janis' contract with Capitol was not renewed, and apart from the single "He's a Rainbow" being performed during the tour in support of her comeback album Stars, nothing from Present Company is known to have been played live since 1972, nor has the album ever been represented on any of Janis Ian's compilations. (en)
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