1. World For Granted
- Richard Forrest Harlow
2. Boy In The Hallway - The Who Whos
3. Not
Before My Time - Shandy Lawson
4. The Third Time's the Charm
- Christine Ohlman
5. Thanks For Your Understanding
- Frank Critelli
6. A Lot Like Gravity - Shellye Valauskas
7. World's Oldest Question - Dave Hogan
8. How Many, How Fast? - Lys Guillorn
9. The
Test - Shannon McMahon
10. Alone On A Wire - Chris Bousquet
11. Jet Plane - Jason Krug
12. Birthday Gun - Leila Crockett
13. Fight Your Way Out - The Sawtelles
Issue
#141Jan.
‘11
The good folks over at Golden Microphone have quietly released a hidden
gem of a compilation
album. A benefit for Amy O’Neill,
who was born with a rare and progressive skin disease known as Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). All proceeds
from the sale of this CD are donated to the Amy O’Neill Fund. It is a tribute not only to
Amy, but to Golden
Microphone as well, that all the songs on this CD, and more
importantly, the time
and effort to create them, were donated by all the artists involved.
Special
mention must go to Shandy Lawson,
who not only penned and performs the title track – an instant
classic in its
own right – but also recorded and mixed a good majority of
the album at his Shandyland Studios.
What makes this project even more worthy (besides
the goodwill) is the quality of the music involved (again, kudos to
Shandy). Here
you will find the very first official release of a song by New
Haven’s
legendary trio,The Who Whos (Barbara Shepard, Kriss
Santala, and Anne Donohue):
Boy in the Hallway is a must own by anyone who
knows what perfect 3-part
harmony is all about. Add the slow burner, The
Third Time’s the Charm, by Connecticut own Bee-Hive
Queen Christine
Ohlman, and we’re already
justified in stating that this
local New Haven/Connecticut scene compilation should not be overlooked.
Consisting of 12 more singer/songwriter compositions
created and donated by artists, ranging from the local, popular,
favorites - each
with their own place on the area’s musical map - to those
that fly relatively
under the scene’s radar, Not Before My Time delivers each
artist’s musical interpretation to complete a collection
that stretches the boundaries of the genre.
Quietly
and metaphorically, Not Before My Time, The Amy O’Neill
Songbook, represents
its namesake and its purpose as beautifully as the good folks at Golden Microphone represent its cause.
Not
Before My Time, The Amy O'Neill Songbook CD
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