Another Story, by Karen Street

Another Story

by Karen Street

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1.	Stop 03:17	info	buy track
2.	Stay 05:01	info	buy track
3.	How Insensitive 03:48	info	buy track
4.	What's Love Got To Do With It 05:19	info	buy track
5.	Beautiful Feeling 05:06	info	buy track
6.	The Gift 03:21	info	buy track
7.	Get Happy 04:20	info	buy track
8.	Blue Daniel 03:48	info	buy track
9.	If I Could Write a Book 01:58	info	buy track
10.	Paradise Circus 05:44	info	buy track
11.	Place to Be 03:56	info	buy track

about

Another Story was the next chapter in my musical journey. It's a mixture of styles with some standards, original tunes and a pop song reflecting the diverse nature of the accordion and my own musical influences.
I'd been working with Fred Baker for about eight years and whatever I threw at him he came up with the goods. On this recording he works twice as hard playing both guitar and bass.
Sara Colman has always been one of my favourite singers and it was a pleasure to work with her at last. Her creative input was invaluable.
I initially met Andy Tween at Guildhall School of Music and then many years later when I moved to the West Country. He was Seth Lakeman's drummer at the time but I managed to steal him for a day.

credits

released July 1, 2008

Recorded at J&J Studio Bristol in May 2008.
Engineer - Jim Spencer
Extra recording, mixing and mastering by Andrew Tulloch, Blue Studio
Produced by Karen Street and Andy Tweed
Artwork by Andy Tweed

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Karen Street Leighton Buzzard, UK

On the UK jazz scene Karen has created a niche for herself on the accordion. She has been a regular member of Mike Westbrook's projects for many years and has worked with Tim Garland, Phil Robson, Steve Arguelles, Tina May, Nikki Iles and Martin Taylor’s Spirit of Django’ with Guy Barker’s jazz orchestra . A recent highlight was playing at Ronnie Scotts in Maria Schneider’s Big Band. ... more