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09 Jan 05 - 07:52 PM (#1375454) Subject: Review: Sing Out! Susan Latimer From: Steve Latimer This is the latest installment in my Shameless 'Sis Protmotion, but I was doing some surfing today and found that Susan's ('Catter Susanl) CD was reviewed in Sing Out! in the Summer. Sing Out Review There was also a review at CD Baby with some sound clips. CD Baby Review |
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09 Jan 05 - 08:02 PM (#1375460) Subject: RE: Review: Sing Out! 'Catter Susan Latimer From: DonMeixner Hi Steve, Tell Susan for me, "Very Nice." Don |
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09 Jan 05 - 08:02 PM (#1375461) Subject: RE: Review: Sing Out! 'Catter Susan Latimer From: Little Hawk I just saw Susan Latimer play on Friday at a great show at Hugh's Room (in Toronto) called "Girls do Boys" (8 female singers performing songs by their favorite male songwriters). She did a superb job on Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" and "Meet Me in the Morning". Susan is a very fine performer. Susan, I'm the guy from Orillia with all the harmonicas in the leather pouch. Also saw you recently at the Braedley's house concert there. George |
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09 Jan 05 - 08:21 PM (#1375485) Subject: RE: Review: Sing Out! 'Catter Susan Latimer From: Steve Latimer Don, I'll pass it along. Thanks. Little Hawk, I wish I could have made that show. She told me that she was going to do her arrangement of "Million Miles" from Time Out Of Mind. She does a number of Dylan covers, usually pretty much at the tempo that Bob did them. I love her uptempo arrangement of Million Miles. His version is one of my favourite songs on that CD, Susan's gives it a different life. |
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09 Jan 05 - 08:29 PM (#1375497) Subject: RE: Review: Sing Out! 'Catter Susan Latimer From: Little Hawk That would be really interesting, Steve. I hope I get to hear her version of it soon. I saw this other young woman there named Pamela Brennan, and she did a marvelous job on 2 songs by Marvin Gaye. I first saw Pamela a few years back at a club in Toronto called "Vox", and on that occasion she did a performance of "El Preso Numero Nueve" that was stunning! (it was recorded in the 60's by Joan Baez) Watch for Pamela. She is a great young performer. She used to belong to a band from Montreal called "Hennesey", but the band is no more. |