Good but no clear cut singles
author: Philip S from the UK
I really like Beth and so was really looking forward to this her first release in four years. I have both her previous albums, and think her sound has matured somewhat since dream table. But I am sad that whilst perhaps this album sits more comfortably within the folk genre I miss the choruses and energy of early works. Similarly much of the middle of the album seems geographically localised revisiting similar themes (and in fact you could even parallel two or three songs) from previous outings. I am not saying its a bad album, far from it, I feel lucky to have it in my collection, I just wish it was a bit more "dangerous", go on Beth, do a song entirely out of character!
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Been listening non-stop
author: Sally Roth
Beth Lodge-Rigal's voice and songs, but unfortunately not her name, had been stuck in my head since I heard her perform years ago in Indiana----and I've been in Washington state for five years now! Finally managed to find out her name, and was thrilled to find her CDs on good ol' CD Baby. Her songs are simply beautiful. I love the music and tunes of them, but it's her voice and words that make them really come alive. Listen to the clip of "Thank You...Help Me" and you'll see what I mean. This CD hasn't left my player since I got it. Thanks, Beth! Thanks, CD Baby!
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author: Susan Bucove
The CD is excellent. Beth has a beautiful voice. She conveys so much emotion with her tones. The words to her
music is so compelling. I love to listen to this CD. Sometimes I here new words that I hadn't heard or noticed before. Beth has universal appeal. I never get tired of hearing it.
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