Home / Music / Easter moved Patti Smith's punk-poetry toward a wider rock audienceMusic linernotes album music patti-smithEaster moved Patti Smith's punk-poetry toward a wider rock audienceEaster represented a more accessible, rock-oriented approach than Patti Smith’s earlier punk-poetry work, helping bring her art to a wider audience. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesClive Davis saw Patti Smith at CBGB and offered her a seven-album dealPatti Smith's 'Easter' came out on Arista RecordsPatti Smith's Horses was recorded at Electric Lady and released in fall 1975Allen Lanier and Tom Verlaine guest on Patti Smith's HorsesBecause the Night became Patti Smith's signature singleExploreJoni Mitchell recorded Song to a Seagull at Sunset Sound in 1968.Tim Buckley recorded Starsailor at Whitney Studios in 1970.Jobim recorded Stone Flower at Van Gelder Studio across six sessions.Sun Ra recorded Space Is the Place at Streeterville in Chicago.Carole King's Tapestry was captured in just weeks at A&M Studios.Previous Jimmy Iovine brought his Springsteen and Petty experience to Patti Smith's EasterNext Clive Davis saw Patti Smith at CBGB and offered her a seven-album deal