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15 May 11 - 09:09 AM (#3154418) Subject: 'Songs lost and stolen'-- Bella Hardy From: Johnny J Just listening Bella Hardy's album.... Great! |
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15 May 11 - 09:10 AM (#3154419) Subject: RE: 'Songs lost and stolen'-- Bella Hardy From: Johnny J Should I elaborate or does this only apply to negative comments? :-) |
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15 May 11 - 09:16 AM (#3154422) Subject: RE: 'Songs lost and stolen'-- Bella Hardy From: YorkshireYankee Should I elaborate Please do... |
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15 May 11 - 09:22 AM (#3154427) Subject: RE: 'Songs lost and stolen'-- Bella Hardy From: Johnny J I was having a wee joke as some people here may recall another recent thread and subsequent stooshie. :-) Anyway, re this album:- It's full of very well crafted songs. Singer songwriting is not always my favourite genre but Bella does have traditional roots and they're very much to the fore here. A good grounding is always a great advantage, I feel. The musical arrangements are excellent and her collaborators here read like a "Who's who" of the great young musicians of today, eg Anna Massie, Kris Drever, Corrina Hewat, Chris Sherbourne and many more. I fully realise that not everyone will share my opinion but I reckon that this is a beautiful album from start to finish. "The Herring Girl" is destined to become a classic. |
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15 May 11 - 09:25 AM (#3154429) Subject: RE: 'Songs lost and stolen'-- Bella Hardy From: YorkshireYankee I figgered 'twere a joke... Thanks for the review -- sounds good indeed! |