| | Daniel Paul The Living End CD Daniel Paul Discography of CDs
Without thought to trend. Stripped of all pretensions. This singer-songwriter's first CD is rock with presence and soul. Daniel Paul The Living End Songs | 1. | The Living End |
| 2. | Make It Mine |
| 3. | The Saving Grace |
| 4. | Saint Been Wronged |
| 5. | Life of It's Own |
| 6. | Dark Ride |
| 7. | To Be Seen |
| 8. | For the Wicked |
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Helen HendersonHelen Henderson hails from Southland, New Zealand. Helen started her musical career in London, and is now based in Los Angeles. Her first CD, "The Sonora Sessions " was recorded in Los Angeles, and had excellent reviews. "Henderson matches her powerful backing with confident originals and a convincing mid American voice ..... but it's the folk demons of her Southland childhood that she returns to in "The Ballad of Minnie Dean." Nick Bollinger, The Listener. "She carries these songs on the strength of her songwriting which is right out of the Southern traditions.... a highly convincing introduction to someone we could happily hear more from." Graham Reid, The Herald. Her latest CD "Twisting Wind" was recorded at F.A.M.E.Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, fondly referred to as "the cradle of rock and roll." Powerful and raw, this CD captures a moment in time, and some tantalizing soul from a "Kiwi Siren." The CD rocks. Helens soulful voice and haunting songs lure you to the rocks, tempt you with the promise of dry land, and leave you wanting more. ...
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