"Gentle orchestrations, arrangements sparkling with countryfied twangs, rootsy accordion and sparse but effective guitar on songs as cosy as an old pullover on a wintry night. Many of her regular repertory company are present and correct including Boo Herwerdine, with highpoints including Jack Maher's 'Fallen Twice' which offers a sumptuous waltz of track; the old-time charm of 'It's Magic' with Reader singing Sammy Cahn's schmalzy words with a knowing smile." - BBC Music

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?Gentle orchestrations, arrangements sparkling with countryfied twangs, rootsy accordion and sparse but effective guitar on songs as cosy as an old pullover on a wintry night.Many of her regular repertory company are present and correct including Boo Herwerdine, with highpoints including Jack Maher's ?Fallen Twice' which offers a sumptuous waltz of track; the old-time charm of ?It's Magic' with Reader singing Sammy Cahn's schmalzy words with a knowing smile.'- BBC Music

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Eddi Reader has proven her worth as a sublime singer of pop and folk material (and beyond), but this returns her full-bore to her Scottish roots. Born from the concerts she performed at the 2002 Celtic Connections festival, it's a decidedly lush performance that hauls in several well-known Celtic names like Phil Cunningham, John McCusker, and Ian Carr to help her along. But it's Reader's rendition of Robert Burns' classics that's the key here. She picked familiar material, songs ...   [ read more ]

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