Sarah Harmer has released an EPK for her forthcoming album Oh Little Fire, available June 22. Can't wait!
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Awesome! We always need another good driving record. But if I get a ticket listening to Sarah Harmer's new record I'm officially an old cat lady. I love the whole recording in an abandoned theatre. And this one isn't haunted! I was watching the BIO channel and they had Carnie Wilson recording and living In an old theatre converted into a recording studio. She recounted this story about a ghost touching her before she fell asleep. Hilarious. Pervs even In the afterlife.
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult for me to commit to labels such as "all-time favorite", but Sarah Harmer's You Were Here may just be my favorite album...of all-time. All of Our Names was a nice follow up, then she strayed to country-folk. The country-folk was okay, but this seems like a return to the sound of her first two albums (not to mention her work with Weeping Tile)and I cannot wait to hear this album.
ReplyDeleteSarah Harmer is definitely one of my top ten favorite artists. I agree she's best when she stays with the Rock sound. All Of Our Names is my personal favorite record of hers. "Almost" is my favorite song she's recorded so far.
ReplyDeleteI love Sarah so much. I first discovered her when she opened for the Cowboy Junkies in Boston. It was a great venue right on the water and Sarah opened the show and as soon as she was done, I did something that I had never done before; I immediately went to the merch table and purchased the cd of an opening act I had not heard of before. We had driven to Boston from New York, so we played You Were Here all the way home. As luck would have it, I was able to see Sarah play two more times that week. Sarah was performing for the CBS Saturday Early Show (taped on a Tuesday) and I was lucky to get a ticket to be in the audience. I met her afterwards and she signed my cd cover. She was very nice and made small talk. She then performed in the Village a few nights later. It was a great way to get into a new favorite artist. I have since seen her a few more times and I am looking forward to seeing her on her current tour in a few weeks. Concert review forthcoming...
ReplyDeleteYou have a great history with her. I'm jealous. She hasn't toured the West Coast yet. I'll be reading your review. :)
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