Smiling men with bad reputations
Mike Heron
Emneord
Minder om
Airs and graces
June Tabor
Day of the Dead
Grateful Dead
Skamskudte fugle
Nikolaj Nørlund
ACR loco
A Certain Ratio
Serpentine prison
Matt Berninger
An introduction to Eliza Carthy
Eliza Carthy
Troubadours, part 4 : Folk and the roots of American music
Ghosts of West Virginia
Steve Earle
Through wind and rain
Cathie Ryan
Anmeldelser (4)
The observer
d. 25. juni 2020
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Neil Spencer
d. 25. juni 2020
"Unerring brilliance ... The veteran singer's comeback really takes wing with this impeccably judged set".
Information
d. 21. aug. 2020
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Rasmus Steffensen
d. 21. aug. 2020
"Albummet griber på én gang tilbage til Collins' unge år og peger på hendes betydning for yngre generationers eksperimenterende folk. Men først og fremmest er pladen en udsøgt samling smukt arrangerede sange ... Vi ved nu, at hun stadig er en stor musikalsk fortolker, men også at hendes stemme har fået et mørke og en dybde, der adskiller den ældre Shirley Collins markant fra den yngres mere æteriske vokal. Det er dog netop en kvalitet, at tiden og det levede liv fornemmes så tydeligt i hver frasering".
Mojo
2020 August
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Jude Rogers
2020 August
"Collins' second album in four years has a joyfulness about it that shifts the mood from 2016's more shivery 'Lodestar'. From opening track "The Merry Golden Tree" (whick Collins recorded with Alan Lomax in Arkansas six decades ago), her voice and her band discernibly crackle with confidence, led by a brilliant Ian Kearey on Collins' old dulcimer-banjo".
Record collector
508 (2020 August)
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Mike Goldsmith
508 (2020 August)
"Folk grand dame leaps from morris dance reel to electronica drone: 'Heart's Ease' is ample evidence that Shirley Collins still has the ambition, passion and guts to not only document where folk has come from but where it's going. A lodestar, indeed".