How Did This Happen and What Does It Now Mean is the latest embellishment in a catalog that opened in 1972 with Whatever's For Us. That album launched the distinguished career that has led to MBE and... more

The 12-track set is the latest embellishment in a catalogue that opened in 1972 with 'Whatever's For Us'. As usual in her recent history, this record is a triumph of self-sufficiency, entirely... more

Reissue. After her 1972 debut "Whatever's For Us," Armatrading's sophomore album, "Back to the Night," brings her three years later a step closer to be the complete singer-songwriter and the... more

One of Britain's great singer songwriters, Joan Armatrading, celebrates 50 years in music this year with the release of the album 'Live at Asylum Chapel'. The BBC recently honoured Joan with a... more

CD reissue. Joan Armatrading is one of rock's more compelling female artists and she's is a very courageous song writer who doesn't seem to be afraid to tackle about any subject. Producer Steve... more

Intervention Records is absolutely thrilled to introduce another classic record in it's (Re)Discover Series, Joan Armatrading. Produced and recorded by legend Glyn Johns, Joan Armatrading is the... more

Intervention Records is absolutely thrilled to introduce another classic record in it's (Re)Discover Series, Joan Armatrading. Produced and recorded by legend Glyn Johns, Joan Armatrading is the... more

The internationally adored songstress embarked on her last major tour in 2014 and 2015, documenting her D.C.-area show at the Barns at Wolf Trap for this CD and DVD. Performing solo, backed only by... more

Joan's 1976 self-titled A&M LP was her debut on the U.S. charts—but Whatever's for Us ('72) was her first album, recorded near Paris and in London and released by the Cube label. Joan co-wrote these... more