Komplettes MP3 Album von Vickie Russell
Angegebene Spieldauer: 48:28
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2003-10-14
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Pop/folk singer-songwriter, piano driven songs varying styles from blues to r&b, that turn with ease from achingly tender to empowering to clever and funny. Songs sprung from the heart, and sung with a pure, beautiful and honest voice.

Käufer, die sich für (Laura Nyro Tori Amos Norah Jones Sarah McLaughlin Carol King) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

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"Thought provoking songwriting, delivered with passionate piano playing and powerful vocals." New Paltz Times,

"With her soaring soprano, passionate piano playing and insightful lyrics, fans of Tori Amos should find Russell right up their alley. But Russell is definitely her own woman, playing a classical-folk-rock fusion that explores themes of love, hope and empowerment." Times Union, Albany NY
"Vickie sings songs from the heart as she accompanies herself with beautiful arrangements full of arpeggios on the piano. A globetrotting performer, she is loved for her silky voice and her songs about human relationships." Woodstock Arts and Crafts Fair

"Her Americana-edged piano style is original and her writing and performing strong. She also shows she is a capable guitarist and writes equally well on piano and guitar." Just Plain Folks, Brian Austin Whitney

"Russell’s voice is clear and strong, ranging from lilting to passionate. Lyrics are evocative, personal, and often spiritual." Freeman, Kingston NY

"Pianist-singer Vickie Russell opened with one of the show’s most arresting sets. A tiny woman with a powerful voice, Russell sang melodic pop that was crisp, structured and articulate. The rolling, dramatic piano line of "Sunset in Aberdeen" was incredibly compelling, and the sweetly unvarnished emotion of "Walk Away" showed off the wisdom in Russell’s approach of hitting the emotions in songs dead-on instead of dancing around them. She was at once clever and ingenuous. "Metroland, Albany, NY/ Peter Hanson