Feed the Fire

World | Apr 2004

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2004-04-13
This Native American flutist is of Aleut & Seminole descent and is joined by guest stars Joanne Shenandoah, Bill Miller, and Ian Anderson (from Jethro Tull!). On this release she also plays piano and sings on a few tracks. It’s relaxing, low-key music that is, be warned, rather new agey. That’s not always a bad thing, though, and her flute playing is wonderful, warm, and rich.

1. Bright, relaxed mid-tempo w/a lite jazz feel.
2. Downtempo w/nice female vocals & a delicate feeling.
3. A slow, melancholy ode for guitar, cello, & flute.
4. Slow, sad, haunting piano/flute duet.
*5. Light, mid-tempo w/vox/strings/flute. Catchy.
*6. A simple melody w/a harmless little flute/strings thing.
7. Vox/piano/flute. A relaxed, folksy song.
*8. Strings/flute/perc. Lazy w/nice flourishes of chanting.
9. Elegant flute solo w/a sense of sadness.
*10. Baroque guitar, flute, cello..a stately, elegant charm.
11. A bit more upbeat but w/a definite new age sound.
*12. Bright flute, drum, rain stick. A happy sound.
2/2004

Recent airplay

She Watches Them Play
She Watches Them Play
At the Cafe BohemianNov 30, 2004
Search for Warmth, Far From Home
Passions to Ignite
At the Cafe BohemianJul 06, 2004
Search for Warmth
No Cover, No MinimumJul 02, 2004
Sacred Place

Charting

2004-05-17 — 2004-07-19 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Jul 18 1
Jul 11 1
Jul 4 2
Jun 27 2
Jun 20 1
Jun 13 1
Jun 6 1
May 30 1

Track listing

1. On My Way
2. Feed the Fire
3. Sacred Place
4. Far From Home
5. Passions to Ignite
6. Dreams to Find
7. Long Long Road
8. Heart's Desire
9. Destiny
10. Search for Warmth
11. On this Journey
12. She Watches Them Play