EPISODE · Mar 17, 2010
#48 - Reconciliation, Sensitivity and Music Theory 101
from Casey Stratton Audio Podcasts · host Sleeping Pill Music
In this episode of the Casey Stratton Podcast I discuss the current state of the Health Care reform efforts in the US congress before taking 2 questions. I go on to explain some basic music theory, as promised on Facebook. The live performance is Sinead O'Connor's The Last Day of Our Acquaintance. Music recommendation is the Donna Lewis album Now in a Minute.This Welsh singer has a bright, breathy voice highlighted by a heart-tugging Celtic lilt. Her atmospheric, piano-driven pop sound, produced by Kevin (U2) Killen, is like a hybrid of the Corrs and Cranberries on the memorable lead single "I Love You Always Forever" (inspired by an H.E. Bates novel). The slightly edgier "Without Love" and the shimmering "Nothing Ever Changes" are other highlights. --Jeff BatemanVisit my DIGITAL MUSIC STORE and support my workBuy Donna Lewis' Now in a Minute on iTunesBuy Donna Lewis' Now in a Minute on AmazonEmail me a question at [email protected] to Podcast #48
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