sultry guitar playing, equally smokey vocals, layered over moody lyrics.
author: Simonie Hodges Becker
"Too Late For Regrets" is as amber-colored in tone as its 10th track, "Amber Room". The CD is full of sultry guitar playing and equally smokey vocals layered on top of moody lyrics like "Are you angry at the world or just me?/Are you sorry for yourself or ashamed of me?". In contrast to that is "Give Me A Smile", the lone optimistic track Swink offers on this album with "Forgive me for saying, but it feels so good/Being here with you", though "Livonia" provides an upbeat musical interlude as well. Kathy's voice is reminiscent of Margot Timmins of the Cowboy Junkies, with a bit of Rickie Lee Jones thrown in for an interesting mix. Her first album, "Mojo Hum", was a solo acoustic venture, showcasing her superb songwriting abilities on "Elizabeth's Gone", "Have I Wasted Paris?" and "Missouri Sunshine". Don't miss it.
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author: Danny Trembley
I have had the honor and pleasure of knowing Kathy and Swink for sometime now.When I 1rst heard this cd..I was totally blown away.The bluesy feel along with melodic vocals just go hand in hand with each other.Kathy truly is one hell of a singer,as well as Gordon is one hell of a guitar player.Of course my favorite tune on the cd is"Tiger in the City" as well as Angry at The World.I became a instant fan and will remain a fan for the rest of of my days and them some.I look forward to they're new release.So keep ROCKIN!!!
Danny Trembley
warrensburg missouri
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This is one you can't help but play over and over!
author: Kimberly LaPorte
“Too Late for Regrets” is a lyrical adventure that shows off Swink’s instrumental talent, and Kathy Forste’s smooth, passionate voice, which as a slight Melissa Etheridge tone to it. Listening to this CD gives one the feeling of experiencing a life journey through song. Each track, from the sullen “Waiting for A Savior” to the fun “Me and Scarecrow” – about being “on the way to Oz” -demonstrates the bands versatility and Kathy Forste’s amazing song-writing talent. You will find yourself unable to resist tapping your feet to the upbeat “Give Me A Smile”. Kathy’s earlier solo album is an even more intimate adventure, with songs like “Elizabeth’s Gone” – about a high school reunion, and “Have I Wasted Paris” –that with unique meaning for each listener, but is about living for every moment. Neither of these CD’s should be missed!
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author: Long Beach Island, New Jersey
We'd like to get in touch with Neal Wolahan and congratualte him on the CD-we're childhood friends of his from Long Beach Island, N.J.
-Susan Chaityn, Amy Kiick
customfit@rcn.com
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