amazing show at steak and ale on friday night (the place is slightly creepy in the tucked away in the dingy corners of the centurion)
artist, laurie levine gave me a brief view into the world of the post break up blues. sad and melancholic, she has the ability to tell the story of a heartbreak,
recalling days of loving memories, and reflecting on their meaning, while still questioning the authority of love. (check me go)
her on stage persona is beautifully complemented with the help of eccentric singer, joshua grierson, he has a case of the crazy eye, but cant wait to experience his solo work.
dan roberts, director, musician, producer of the album, (who's wife told me that he inspired by the mystery of the south, new orleans in particular), gives laurie's show, a old world flair,
playing the banjo and deep blues guitar (damn my knowledge of the technical music world is so limited).
i wish i had my camera there (but the thing sadly got stolen), to capture the brief moments, of an amazing night.
i'll leave you with a song from laurie's new album, 6 winters.
this recording does not do her much justice,
but here is another song from her previous album
