Performer Notes

Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band: Yoko Ono (vocals, piano); David Spinozza, John Lennon "John O'cean" (acoustic & electric guitars); Sneaky Pete (pedal steel guitar); Jeremy Steig (flute); Don Brooks (harmonica); Michael Brecker (saxophone); Kenneth Lee Ascher (piano, organ, Mellotron); David Friedman (vibraphone); Gordon Edwards, Robert "Babbit" Kreiner (bass); Jim Keltner, Andrew Smith, Rick Marrotta (drums); Arthur Jenkins (percussion); Something Different Chorus (background vocals).
Principally recorded at The Record Plant, New York, New York in September 1973 and live at The First International Feminist Conference, Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1973. Includes liner notes by Yoko Ono.
Digitally remastered by George Marino and Rob Stevens, Sterling Sound, New York, New York.
Personnel: Yoko Ono (vocals, piano, background vocals); David Spinozza, John Lennon (guitar, acoustic guitar); Johnny Ocean (guitar); Jeremy Steig (flute); Don Brooks (harmonica); Michael Brecker (saxophone); Kenny Ascher (piano, organ, Mellotron, keyboards); David Friedman (vibraphone, background vocals); Jim Keltner, Andrew Smith , Rick Marotta (drums); Arthur Jenkins (percussion).
Audio Remasterers: George Marino; Rob Stevens.
Liner Note Author: Yoko Ono.
Recording information: Cambridge, MA (1973); First International Feminist Conference, Cambridge, MA (1973); Record Plant, New York, NY (1973); The Record Plant, New York, NY (1973).
Photographers: Bob Gruen; Kishin Shinoyama.
One of Yoko Ono's finest solo albums, 1973's FEELING THE SPACE continues the militant political charge of its predecessor, APPROXIMATELY INFINITE UNIVERSE. From the Yoko-as-Sphinx cover art to the plainspoken, angry songs within, FEELING THE SPACE is Ono's most overtly feminist album.
The lyrics are surprisingly subtle and emotionally complex, from the painful openers, "Growing Pain" and "Yellow Girl (Stand By For Life)," through more strident tunes like "Woman of Salem," "Run, Run, Run," and "Angry Young Woman." The album finally explodes into the seething, defiant trio of "She Hits Back," "Woman Power," and "Men, Men, Men." The music is powerful rock with touches of funk and free-jazz courtesy of New York rockers Elephant's Memory. The CD contains two bonus tracks, "I Learned to Stutter/Coffin Car" and "Mildred, Mildred."

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Album: Feeling the Space
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Growing Pain
2)	Yellow Girl (Stand by for Life)
3)	Coffin Car
4)	Woman of Salem
5)	Run, Run, Run
6)	If Only
7)	Thousand Times Yes, A
8)	Straight Talk
9)	Angry Young Woman
10)	She Hits Back
11)	Woman Power
12)	Men, Men, Men
13)	I Learned to Stutter/Coffin Car: Coffin Car - (previously unreleased)
14)	Mildred, Mildred - (previously unreleased)

Album: Feeling the Space
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Growing Pain
2)	Yellow Girl (Stand by for Life)
3)	Coffin Car
4)	Woman of Salem
5)	Run, Run, Run
6)	If Only
7)	Thousand Times Yes, A
8)	Straight Talk
9)	Angry Young Woman
10)	She Hits Back
11)	Woman Power
12)	Men, Men, Men
13)	I Learned to Stutter/Coffin Car: Coffin Car - (previously unreleased)
14)	Mildred, Mildred - (previously unreleased)