Regina Carter

[danasgoodstuff]

I've long been aware that this gap-toothed girl named after the capitol of Saskatchewan could play her some fiddle. But this is the first full album of hers that really knocks me out - not because it's the biggest showcase for her virtuosity (playing Paginini's cannon did that), but because it feels personal - it gives me a feeling for who she is and where she's coming from. it's even replaced Pablo playing the Bach Cello Suites in my bedside boombox. Anyone else digging this?

http://reginacarter.com/

[Van Basten II]

Most of her previous music is unfortunately a meh for yours truly , kinda gave up on her , I'll try to listen to this one and see I can get a better feeling of hers.

[Hot Ptah]

Thanks for this recommendation. Regina Carter has knocked me out in live performance, and I think that some of her albums have been quite good. Others are not as memorable to me. So if this is one of the good ones, I want to hear it.

[danasgoodstuff]

Still listening to this on a regular basis and still digging it muchly, can't remember the last time that happened with something even more or less new...