| 1. Strong and Foolish Heart |
| 2. Dear Wind |
| 3. Sadness in Me |
| 4. Echoes |
| 5. Nothing at All |
| 6. Pale and Paler |
| 7. Let the Darkness Fall |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Suzanne Langille is one of the most distinctive vocalists in America, but also one of the most underrecognized. The latter situation is quite likely due to the fact that until 1998 she had only made a handful of appearances on her husband Loren Mazzacane Connors's records. But the release of this CD, less than a year after her long-playing solo debut, Enchanted Forest, suggests that Langille has hit a purple patch in her artistic career--and we can only hope that it continues. Langille's low-pitched, quivering voice infuses her lyrics about loneliness and spiritual longing with deeply felt emotion. Connors eschews the pure-sound exploration that has dominated his recent solo work and instead shades and amplifies Langille's vocalized sentiments by playing stark single-note leads and sparse, rumbling chords. Andrew Brunes and David Daniell, who are members of the trio San Agustin, uncannily duplicate Connors's weeping timbres to complete the air of exquisite melancholy that enfolds this gorgeous recording. --Bill Meyer
Suzanne Langille is one of the most distinctive vocalists in America, but also one of the most underrecognized. The latter situation is quite likely due to the fact that until 1998 she had only made a handful of appearances on her husband Loren Mazzacane Connors's records. But the release of this CD, less than a year after her long-playing solo debut, Enchanted Forest, suggests that Langille has hit a purple patch in her artistic career--and we can only hope that it continues. Langille's low-pitched, quivering voice infuses her lyrics about loneliness and spiritual longing with deeply felt emotion. Connors eschews the pure-sound exploration that has dominated his recent solo work and instead shades and amplifies Langille's vocalized sentiments by playing stark single-note leads and sparse, rumbling chords. Andrew Brunes and David Daniell, who are members of the trio San Agustin, uncannily duplicate Connors's weeping timbres to complete the air of exquisite melancholy that enfolds this gorgeous recording. --Bill Meyer
Let the Darkness Fall,Suzanne Langille & Loren Mazzacane Connors,Secretly Canadian,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop
Rock Music:
- Live and Electric at Union Chapel [Live]
- Live [Live] [Import]
- Merlin-Rock Opera [Import]
- Morning Orbit [Import]
- No Regrets [Import]
- Notes for a Catalogue for an Exhibition
- Nothing Broken [Import]
- Nothing Like the Sun [Enhanced]
- One Hand Clapping
- Opaline [Import]
Rock Music
Original Compositions for Violin & Piano
Las Estrellas Interpretan a Jose Alfredo Jimenez
Muttered Promises From An Ageless Pond
Michelangeli Plays Grieg & Debussy
Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too (+Bonus Tracks) [Import]
Las 32 Mas Grandes de Luis y Julian [Original recording remastered]