It is her latest offering that you’d
need to have for yourself as a fervent follower of blues and folk music
and the album review that I have here with me is yours truly of Ruthie Foster
- Let It Burn which is a deeply intimate recording: a smoky mix of
original songs coupled with inventive interpretations of an unexpected
collection of covers - ranging from Adele to Los Lobos, and from The
Black Keys to Johnny Cash. It is no wonder she possess such powerful and
deeply soulful melody to her tunes because she is from the
Gause, Texas and comes from a family of gospel singers. She studied
music at McLennan Community College and then worked in the US Navy,
where she started performing. Her debut was released in 1997 and she has
performed in North America, Europe and Australia. She has often been
compared to Ella Fitzgerald and Aretha Franklin.
Getting
back to her recent project that she has finished with that is her album
she called let it Burn is that she has recorded it in New Orleans at
Piety Street studios, with a small group of A-List musicians that
includes George Porter Jr. of the legendary Meters, this album takes the
listener on Ruthie's most personal journey yet. With her deeply moving
vocals at the core, Ruthie is supported along the way by some very
special guests - gospel legends The Blind Boys of Alabama and Stax
Records soul man William Bell.
The
entire album comprises of the 13 soulfully melodic tunes that you will
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