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JAKI WHITREN
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Possessor of one of the finest voices of her generation, Jaki Whitren was just nineteen when she recorded this soulful collection of country-tinged folk-rock in 1973. Featuring members of Matthews Southern Comfort and Fotheringhay, as well as guitar legend Albert Lee, it has never previously been available on CD and comes complete with detailed notes by Jaki herself, making it an essential purchase for fans of classic singer-songwriting. |
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• Top 20 overlooked singer-songwriter LPs in Record Collector, 2005 |
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| 1. New Horizon 2. Oh Little Boy 3. A Little Bit Extra Please 4. Country Life 5. To A Friend, Through A Friend (Let Your Feelings Burn) 6. But Which Way Do I Go? 7. Give Her The Day 8. Ain't It Funny? 9. I've thought Hard About It 10. As That Evening Sun Goes Down 11. Human Failure 12. Running All The Time |
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| "With all the recent fuss surrounding Gap model Joss Stone, you could be forgiven for assuming no gutsy female British teen had ever recorded an album before. But at just 18 Jaki Whitren was signed to CBS and made one of the most impressive debuts of the time" - Record Collector "A superb acoustic folk-rock album with country and blues overtones, ranging from soft and sweet to powerful and angst-ridden" - The Tapestry Of Delights "Fantastic songwriter, great voice, great musicians..." - www.vinylvulture.com |
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