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Wow. I'll be talking about Brandi and Steph Hayes, another incredible recording artist and genius musician. Hard to imagine it getting any better. My dad talked about Patsy Cline. Steph told me about Brandi, something for which I'll be forever grateful. Try mixing their songs in iTunes- a really fine combination.
Since the 2008 Newport Folk Festival I have been listening to Brandi Carlile music. As I collect her work it becomes increasingly clear that the emotional stories and passion for song writing increases the happiness in my life. Don't miss this one.
The're ALL amazing.I Love This woman. My Favorite song is Wasted, it's an absolute jem.
she is PERFECT. This is an absolutely beautiful album.
she is absolutley wonderful. Her songs contain very beautiful melodies that her voice tackles very well.
i love itThe emotion in her voice is heartbreaking, she is singing beautifully sweet and then like nothing her voice turns into this powerful instrument with such rawness that makes chills go down your spine. The Story, Have You Ever, Cannonball Until I Die and Shadow On The Wall are some other absolute DIE-HARD favorites.
BUY THIS ALBUM YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.
This little lady really can sing. The Story is an excellent example of an outstanding voice. The title cut caught my attention during a commercial and won me over.
70's and 80's with Eva Cassidy. Where the songwriting skill came from, I dunno. How many years has it been since we had a "real" female singer, one who can actually move us and stick tunes in our head. this chick, Brandi Carlile, started out as a little girl calling pigs. We still love the song.Other greats on this CD are Cannonball and Until I Die and, in fact, every damn song on the CD is great listening. Yes, we had voices from groups that shook us loose like Nancy Wilson with Heart and even the Abba chicks and Roxette's Marie. Whatever happened with her voice was pure magic.
Some lyrics are weak, as in, The Story "they don't know my hair's a mess". Late 1960's with Linda Ronstead. She penned lyrics that stick in your mind with melodies that are forever. But where is the one woman who stood out alone with a voice so memorable you can't get her tunes out of your head.Here we go. Who Cares. So, again, Who Cares. One of the best performances in years.
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