At the dawn of 2020, 2019 was full of live, so here is the list of myprogmusic chronicles of live in styles very different from each other, ranging from folk to metal through to progressive rock. To this first list, for a fortnight, will be added other live released in 2019 but which had not yet been the subject of chronicle.'Heather Findlay' who was the singer of 'Mostly Autumn' (see their latest album here) and who has since put together different projects with 'Odin Dragonfly' in 2007 with 'Angela Gordon' (see here) or 'Mantra Vega' (see here - project in which she collaborated with 'David Kezner'- see here), 'The Heather Findlay Band' (see here) and who released a new solo album in 2019 (see here), recorded a public album 'Aces And Eights - a Night in the Saloon Bar' in 2017 which was already released a year ago but only appeared on Spotify late in 2019. In an intimate set where she excels, accompanied by her acoustic guitar, she shares the stage with 'Sarah Dean' on harp and choirs and with 'Martin Ledger' on electric guitar and offers us 10 tracks taken from her long career whether with 'Mostly A utumn' ('Unoriginal Sin' and 'Evergreen'), with 'Dragon Fly' ('Magnolia Half Moon', 'Yellow Time'), with 'Mantra Vega' ('Mountain Spring', 'Lake Sunday', 'I've Seen Your Star') or with 'The Heather Findlay Band' with whom she did a cover of 'Bitterness Burnt' from 'Mostly Autumn'. In summary, this concert released late on streaming platforms shows once again this complete artist who enchants us at each album release with her captivating and moving voice and if you like this concert, do like me, listen or listen again also his latest album 'Wild White Horses' to extend this wonderful moment... | |
