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On Wednesday, 3 December 2003 at 14:29, Matt Seattle spake thus:
Rather than intervene between David F and Jack C about the merits of Fred
Freeman's work I'd like to say a huge thank you to Erika Mackenzie for her
review of Border Seasons -
Jack Campin wrote:
Not every track
works for me but rather that than the sort of thing Fred Freeman does
any day.
What is it about Fred Freeman's work that doesn't appeal?
David Francis
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Rather than intervene between David F and Jack C about the merits of Fred
Freeman's work I'd like to say a huge thank you to Erika Mackenzie for her
review of Border Seasons - thank you Erika!
It's great when someone really gets the point of what you're trying to do -
the idiom may be a kind of
A while ago I publicly lamented the paucity of recordings in what
might be termed the Scottish Trad/Chamber Music genre, having nearly
worn my Puirt a Baroque and Pete Clark albums threadbare. Matt humbly
brought 'Border Seasons' to my attention.
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