Catherine Reed: Buy

New Release. A fantastic collection of favorites from John Denver to Eric Clapton. Catherine's acoustic version of songs make the listening experience more intimate for you. The perfect add to your sunday morning coffee set of intimate acoustic music. A fantastic collection of favorites all in one. This wonderful soothing voice and guitar (with moments of piano) takes away the pain and suffering of "stuck in traffic victums" (STV) and helps inspire a more peaceful attitude towards mates, family and friends. A one time purchase of this product can produce years of lasting results that contribute to "the good stuff" in our lives.

This is Catherine's second recording project. A mix of covers and originals. The title track is about her friend Tommy Thomas who past away. She wrote the song the day he died. Recorded at Winterwood Recording Studios in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, this second album of Catherine Reed's has an interesting song selection from Neil Young's "Havest Moon" and Don MacLean's "Vincent"(Starry Starry Night) to a mix of originals from jazz to folk. You will not be disappointed. Catherine and her guitar, or her piano, calm and graceful, with a little bass and Melody Ackerman (from San Antonio, Texas) on lead guitar. Catherine shares production credits with Eric Schabacker, who did the mix and master.

A must for your acoustic collection. She has two other CD as well. The voice is what makes these recordings work but the guitar work is non too shabby. This cd was a great first work to set the pace for what is to come. This is Catherine's first recording and still the most popular. Although her lastest release: "AS I AM" is gaining fast. Catherine Reed has a clear soothing voice. See if you don't agree. She's found in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Eureka Springs is located in the Ozarks Mountains in Northwest Arkansas.

Recorded at Winterwood Recording Studios in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, this latest album of Catherine Reed's has a most interesting song selection, covers of country, soul, and rock 'n' roll hits done in a decidedly folk fashion, quite well done at that. This is Reed's third album but only the second I have heard and I liked the other one so much that it was with excitement and anticipation that I opened this one and slung it into the machine. I was not disappointed. She covers some of my favorite songs by some of my favorite songwriters - it was a real treat. It's just her and her guitar, or her piano, calm and graceful, giving new meaning to a comprehensive collection of old songs. She shares production credits with Eric Schabacker, who did the mix and master.