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Howdy!
Kaya Fraser and Alexandra Krakus live at Zeke's Gallery Volume 267. Alexandra Krakus played Alibis, Watchin' Neighbors, A Web the Strings the Blood the Song, Flash in the Pan, Algoma Blues, Tennessee, Nothing to Hide, 45, The Decline, and Hushush. The last five with Kaya Fraser accompanying her.
Kaya Fraser played Mushaboom, The Thing Is, A Hard Way to Go, Late, Better This Way, The Stars, The Only Exception, Home Remedy, Tremor and Slip, Look Out Miss Ohio, and Happiness is a Warm Guitar. The last two with Alexandra Krakus accompanying her.
This audio is part of the collection: Zeke's Gallery Performances & Interviews
It also belongs to collection: Music & Arts
Date: 2007-06-28
Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0
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Reviewer:
Frank Gualtier -
Subject:
Pioneering Canadicana Eh?
I have to wonder what it is they put in the water in Canada as that country has lately been producing some of the most brilliant independent singer/songwriters on face of the planet.
Alexandra Krakus and Kaya Fraser are two perfect examples of the newest face of folk music. I affectionately call it "Canadicana" but you know the story -- 'a rose by any other name..'
If you love folk music do yourself a favor and join the new renaissance. You can start by treating your ears to two of it's brightest stars on the rise.
Thank you Chris at Zeke's Gallery for capturing this performance -- you rock!
-frank
Reviewer:
Zeke -
Subject:
Volume 268 Three Thumbs Up!
Howdy!
I guess I'm all thumbs today.
