Album Notes

“Morning In New York”, was a privately produced, limited-run CD. The recording was made with Mark Keller, and some talented musician friends. As you can see, the reviews were beyond anyone's wildest expectations!

"The songs are heart sprung, tender and tough, fragile and enduring. Some are jazzy, sung with sass and echoes of Carole King and Ricky Lee Jones. Others are moody, full of wee hours wisdom, or yearning and soul stirring, soaring toward heights flown by the likes of Joni Mitchell and Emmy Lou Harris. Webb is a newcomer whose music is mined in the timeless chambers of the human heart."

--Steven Dougherty, senior writer, People Magazine
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"The angelic range and hard-grit soul of Wendy Webb's voice rivals that of Emmy Lou Harris. Who would have thought that in our lifetime there would be another with a talent so pure."

-Lorian Hemingway, author of “Walk On Water”
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“Laura Nyro lives! I mean that as the highest compliment. What a pleasure to listen to Wendy Webb play her piano and sing her breathtaking songs. I could go on hours talking about her complex lyrics, but it is the sound of her voice that I find so haunting, the achingly beautiful voice of real experience. This seems to me real heartfelt music -- an endangered species in today's lets-make-a-quick-buck popular culture -- from a woman who has lived a full life asking those adult questions of herself and of the people she loves, not at high noon when it is always easy to put a smiley face on matters, but long after midnight when the shadows remain hidden.

I'm bowled over by Wendy Webb.”

-Jeff Klinkenberg, columnist for St. Petersburg Times
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THE MUSICIANS

Wendy Webb vocals, piano, keyboards, acoustic guitar
Jim Horn saxophone
Dan Dugmore electric guitar, pedal steel
David Grissom electric guitars on 'set me free'
Dave Pomeroy bass
Glenn Worf bass on 'summer' and 'fantasia extreme'
Jonathan Yudkin strings
Ron Krasinski drums
Sam Bacco percussion
Mark T. Jordan organ on ‘shadows and the fire’

All songs copyright Wendy Webb & Mark Keller
'Paradise Street' copyright Wendy Webb & Nancy Harris
all songs published by Madvan (ASCAP)