Time: 60:41
Size: 138.9 MB
Styles: Blues vocals
Year: 2000
Art: Front
[5:03] 1. Queen Of The Night
[6:12] 2. Ain't Gonna Cry No More
[5:40] 3. Blue Reverie
[5:42] 4. I Ain't The Fool
[5:39] 5. Two Plays For A Quarter
[7:53] 6. It Seemed Like Such A Good Idea At The Time
[5:19] 7. Tonight I Want It All
[4:20] 8. Evening
[3:59] 9. Guilty
[6:19] 10. I'm Your Girl
[4:30] 11. Roaring Of The Road
"Whew!.....I think Kate is on her way to fill a definite vacancy in female blues as well as a qualifiable contribution to the blues genre." ~ Richard Contreras/Inner Ear/San Antonio
Hart lays back into this set, sounding husky and confident. The highlights are the low down numbers. Hart's phrasing is superb and sophisticated. The overall impact of "Tonight I Want It All" is positive and exciting." ~ Roberta Penn, Biographer for Etta James
"Woman headliner cranks out the foot Stompin' blues." ~ The Seattle Times
"There weren't a lot of new blues acts to discover at the South by Southwest Music Conference, but there was no shortage of live talent deserving attention. First time Austin visitors Kate Hart and the Bluestars, from Seattle, earned an enthusiastic response for a hard working set." ~ Michael Post, Austin
American Statesman Dick Waterman (handled Bonnie Raitt, Son House, Fred McDowell, Maria Muldair, Jr. Wells and Buddy Guy) came out of managerial retirement to handle Kate. She is now with Transatlantic Management.
Hart lays back into this set, sounding husky and confident. The highlights are the low down numbers. Hart's phrasing is superb and sophisticated. The overall impact of "Tonight I Want It All" is positive and exciting." ~ Roberta Penn, Biographer for Etta James
"Woman headliner cranks out the foot Stompin' blues." ~ The Seattle Times
"There weren't a lot of new blues acts to discover at the South by Southwest Music Conference, but there was no shortage of live talent deserving attention. First time Austin visitors Kate Hart and the Bluestars, from Seattle, earned an enthusiastic response for a hard working set." ~ Michael Post, Austin
American Statesman Dick Waterman (handled Bonnie Raitt, Son House, Fred McDowell, Maria Muldair, Jr. Wells and Buddy Guy) came out of managerial retirement to handle Kate. She is now with Transatlantic Management.
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