LYNN FRANCES ANDERSON: Beautiful Morning

Lynn Frances Anderson

Beautiful Morning

© 2000 Lynn Frances Anderson (737885327327)

CD IN STOCK. ORDER NOW. Will ship immediately.

SPECIAL: 30% discount if you buy more than one copy of it today!

(About MP3 downloads at CD Baby)

Lynn Frances Anderson's strong, soulful voice wraps itself around bluesy excursions and folk-rock melodies alike on her strong second CD release, Beautiful Morning.

notes

Lynn Frances Anderson is a soulful woman and a powerful performer. Anderson's got a deep, bluesy Folk-Rock Americana sound. This intimate lyricist and dynamic performer is a palpable combination of Shawn Colvin, Big Mama Thornton, Janis Joplin, James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt.

Ms. Anderson is an award-winning performer, with endorsements including microphone manufacturer AUDIX (Bonnie Raitt, Ani DiFranco and Alanis Morissette), Pearse Guitar Strings, Shubb Capos & Slides, Jodi Head Guitar Straps, Carver Professional/Phoenix Gold, Maxline Flight cases, Breedlove Guitars (www.breedloveguitars.com).

Anderson has performed across the nation including festivals in Atlanta, San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and in New York City's prestigious New York Museum of Modern Art.

"The World's Best all-in-one Jukebox," MUSICMATCH, is loading Anderson's song, Beautiful Morning, into their latest version of the MUSICMATCH Jukebox. The MUSICMATCH Jukebox is also installed on Dell Computers worldwide. (www.musicmatch.com)

Ms. Anderson will also be included in an upcoming book and film project tentatively titled Girl Rock: Women Playing Music, 1955-2000. The project will chronicle respected regional artists to legendary women in the music industry.

Anderson has generously donated her time and talent in benefits for the Rock & Roll Camp for Girls, Race the Cure, Benefit for Breast Cancer Survivors, Relay for Life, Hospice, Missing Children. Anderson is also part of group of bicyclists who ride for the cure of Multiple Sclerosis. The biking team, Wanta Eliminate MS has raised over $131,000 for the National MS Society.

Watch for info about Lynn Frances Anderson's upcoming 3rd CD!

reviews

Please log in to review this album.

  • I've been listening to this blues/celtic/writer for 3 years. Wonderful
    author: Janice Grounds

    This CD is one of her best. I think it shows maturity and is obvious that these women have learned from each other and are playing at peak performance. Go Gals Go!

  • Wide musical variety keeps me coming back.
    author: Gail Dagan

    After listening to this CD for the last two years I still can't decide whether it's the bluesy Biggest Baddest Heart, the utterly sweet What She Needs, or the Celtic sounding Be Who You Are, that keeps me popping the CD in for another listen. I can't wait to see what she'll unleash in her next CD.

  • Like a refreshing double-tall-latte, iced, on a summer day.
    author: Amit Dagan

    After listening to the artist's first CD, ( My Famous Friend ), I was eagerly waiting the release of her second and even better album. Joy ! Highly recommended ! I'll be waiting for CD #3 !.

  • Awesome CD & Singer - covering multiple vocal styles and musical genres
    author: Myra Lavenue

    Lynn Frances Anderson's CD "Beautiful Morning" is a great collection of songs to listen to for inspriation, for dancing, and for just plain getting down with your favorite squeeze! Her lyrics, regardless of the song, are thoughtful and catchy -- I love her writing. These aren't your run-of-the-mill songs of love and heartbreak; Lynn's going for something bigger here. The blues fan in me loves "Biggest Baddest Heart," while the women's folk/rock artist fan in me loves "Pin Me" and "When the Walls Come Down." Her backup singers add a layer of depth to Lynn's soulful voice, and the band rocks as well as it rolls the mood for a softer song like "Be Who You Are" and "Marigolds." I've seen LFA live and this album does it's best to capture that energy and passion so evident as she sings. If you love Paula Cole, Sarah McLaughlin, or even Melissa Etheridge, you'll love Lynn Frances Anderson.

  • from rootsy country-rock to brash "Hell-hath-no-fury" blues
    author: All Music Guide

    Contemporary folksinger/songwriter Lynn Frances Anderson writes songs in a variety of styles, from rootsy country-rock to brash "Hell-hath-no-fury" blues that ranks alongside some of Bonnie Raitt's work. Inspired guitar and harmonica work from Mary J. Curtis punctuates Anderson's vocals nicely, particularly on the barroom-stomper "Biggest, Baddest Heart," while Scarlet Riviera's violin echoes reverberate around the title track. The bluesier numbers seem to work best for Anderson's gruff voice, but bright vocal harmonies in "Archie (Medicine Man)" and the gentle "Marigolds" add crisp contrast in the more folk-based numbers. While Anderson isn't necessarily breaking new ground with her warm West Coast folk-rock, every track is polished quite nicely and shows a true passion for her craft, promising even brighter things for her future. ~ Zac Johnson, All Music Guide

email

Please log in to email this artist.