Timeless + Transcendent: Allison Crowe and Band on Tour and Record
Like Bob Dylan at Newport, like Bruce
Springsteen at The Bottom Line, Allison Crowe and
Band electrified musically on tour in Europe this
past month. Here’s the group’s final bow – on stage
in Brussels after the second or third encore of the
night: l – r -
Sarah White (mandolin, guitar, vocals); Céline
Greb aka
Lin Lin (cello, vocals);
Dave Baird (bass); and
Allison Crowe (vocals, piano, guitar, fiddle,
bodhran).
This closing concert of the first leg of of the “Heirs + Grievances” tour happens in a place where love and life carry on following recent tragedy. Allison Crowe’s performance of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” blew past the soundboard’s limits, allowing artist and audience to continue a capella while the audio equipment was reset.
This closing concert of the first leg of of the “Heirs + Grievances” tour happens in a place where love and life carry on following recent tragedy. Allison Crowe’s performance of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” blew past the soundboard’s limits, allowing artist and audience to continue a capella while the audio equipment was reset.
The power of music to transcend was evident
throughout the group’s month-long tour of
Germany, Slovenia, Italy, England and Belgium.
Waking now in Canada, the debut album of Allison Crowe and Band is named 'CD of the Week' by Tom Harrison, dean of western Canada’s rock music writers.
“In the past,” notes Harrison, “Crowe has devoted herself to trad folk, contemporary rock, Christmas songs and music of Leonard Cohen, all of which have merged into these two discs to create a portrait of an idealist — with the addition of her between-songs talk on the live recording revealing a bubbly personality.”
Full review @:
Waking now in Canada, the debut album of Allison Crowe and Band is named 'CD of the Week' by Tom Harrison, dean of western Canada’s rock music writers.
“In the past,” notes Harrison, “Crowe has devoted herself to trad folk, contemporary rock, Christmas songs and music of Leonard Cohen, all of which have merged into these two discs to create a portrait of an idealist — with the addition of her between-songs talk on the live recording revealing a bubbly personality.”
Full review @:
Labels: 2016, album, Allison Crowe, band, Belgium, Canada, Céline Greb, concert, Dave Baird, England, Europe, Germany, Italy, music, Newfoundland, piano, Sarah White, Slovenia, tour, voice
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