Sarah Gillespie: Glory Days
The interplay between acoustic guitar and clarinet sparkles and words tumble out unstoppable
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Folk-jazz? Folk-blues? Sarah Gillespie’s genre is as hard to pin down as her songs, where it is never quite clear whether we are eavesdropping on a quarrel between people or – as references fly to “Crusaders” and she might be singing equally about a “kiss” or a “curse” – between peoples. The interplay between her acoustic guitar and Gilad Atzmon’s clarinet sparkles, and the words tumble out unstoppable and direct.
Sarah Gillespie
Glory Days
(Pastiche)
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