Sara Beck Discography of CDs

Liner Note Author: Sara Beck. Recording information: The Magic Room, East Nashville, TN. Photographers: Joshua Black Wilkins; Mark Gillard. Personnel: Sara Beck (vocals); David Henry (violin, cello). Audio Mixer: Park Chisolm.

Liner Note Author: Sara Beck. Recording information: The Magic Room, East Nashville, TN. Photographers: Joshua Black Wilkins; Mark Gillard. Personnel: Sara Beck (vocals); David Henry (violin, cello). Audio Mixer: Park Chisolm.

Sara Beck music CDs Do not miss hearing this amazing young singer/songwriter as she launches what is sure to be a long, vibrant career! At 25 years of age, Sara Beck is an artist who is already beginning to distinguish herself as an explosive vocalist, a thought-provoking writer, and a captivating performer. Originally from the ...

Sara Beck discography Dreamy pop-soul hybrid from a student of singer/songwriters from Stevie Wonder to Joni Mitchell. Light, airy vocals that evoke sunny August afternoons and bittersweet first kisses against a backdrop of strings, bass, and acoustic guitars.

Sara Beck songs "I don't wanna live forever/I just wanna hear the sound/of the dreams that I've been dreaming/lifting off the ground!" So sings Sara Beck in the opening moments of her new album Music For Lovers & Fighters, a smart, sexy, bold, and infectious collection of songs about love, dreams, and the courage ...

Sara Beck CD discography TJ Smith of Southeast Performer reports on Beck's debut effort; "Sensual vocals that rival those of Sheryl Crow and Edie Brickell and well-orchestrated instrumentation come together in a beautiful meld on this six-song EP...whether folky or sexy, Beck's words paint a beautiful picture of life, love, and spirituality that is ...

Sara Beck CD discography Animation: Rodrikus Douglas. Personnel: Cowboy Troy (vocals); Phil Shouse (guitar, background vocals); Adam Shoenfeld (guitar); Scott January (saxophone); Jeff Marino, Steve Brewster (drums); Assaf Spector (background vocals).

Sara Beck albums As much as the idea of an African-American rapper performing Nashville country might sound like a one-joke affair, the continuing success of country-hop star Cowboy Troy simply proves how little stylistic difference there is between the top of the pop charts and the top of the country charts. In the ...

Personnel includes: Park Chisolm, Sara Beck (vocals); Will Kimbrough (guitar) ; Dave Jacques (bass); Paul Griffith (drums).

Cracker fans have been tuned into guitarist Johnny Hickman's songwriting abilities since "Another Song About the Rain," one of the finer moments on the group's 1992 eponymous debut. With each successive album, Hickman has written a song or two on his own for the band, while co-writing many of its radio hits, but because he has served as The Edge to David Lowery's Bono it is only now, with his solo debut album Palmhenge that the world can truly hear the scope of his talent. The roaring, guitar-driven redevelopment criticism "The Great Decline" ("They're putting up a superstore where the local merchant tried") is poignant, but the heartfelt, haunting "Little Tom" may be Hickman's most effective song ever. The guy does emotive pop ("Lucky"), observant, banjo-plucked country ("Southern Cal"), backporch country-blues ("The San Bernadino Boy"), and magical, "Grateful Dead"-inspired balladry ("Beauregarde's Retreat"), all of which qualify as "Americana" and all of which rank as extremely good. ...