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Time to Fall
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Time to Fall

by Karen Matheson

'Time to Fall', Karen's long awaited, second solo album, was released in May 2002.
On 'Time to Fall' she adds a new dimension to the voice that has won Capercaillie so many fans worldwide (and resulted in 1 million album sales) - bringing a new depth to some outstanding contemporary material.

There is a cool sophistication about the album, thanks in part, to some exceptional material, half of it written by James Grant, whom many believe to be Scotland's most talented songwriter.

The colaboration with James that began on 'The Dreaming Sea' and his distinctive, soulful music and lyrics make a deep impression on the album.
In addition to six James Grant tracks there are songs by Donald Shaw, Paul McGeechan and Bobby Henry.

Two Gaelic songs and one traditional Robert Burns composition add yet more diversity to the album.

 James MacKintosh  Drums, Percussion 
 Quee Macarthur  Bass 
 Calum Malcolm  Mastering, Mixing 
 Karen Matheson  Arranger, Main Performer 
 Paul McGeechan  Arranger, Keyboards, Programming, Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing 
 Tim O'Brien  Vocals 
 Donald Shaw  Accordion, Programming, Producer, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Synthesizer, Piano 
 Neil Yates  Trumpet 
 Bobby Paterson  Bass 
 Michael McGoldrick  Whistle (Human)  
 Bobby Henry  Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background) 
 Willie Deans  Assistant 
 Kevin McCrae  String Arrangements 
 James Grant  Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background), Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Dobro 

 

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Sometimes, like on the title track, Matheson sounds like Madonna must have wanted to on her last couple of records, but without any studio enhancement of her natural vocal purity.
Title: Sometimes, like on the title track, Matheson sounds like Madonna must have wanted to on her last couple of records, but without any studio enhancement of her natural vocal purity.
Source: Scotland on Sunday
Date: 01-Oct-2002
 

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Disks / Tracks

Track Name Listen
1/1 All the Flowers of the Bough
1/2 Morning
1/3 Time to Fall
1/4 My Whispered Reason
1/5 Bonnie Jean
1/6 Goodbye Phoebe
1/7 Ataireachd Ard (The Surge of the Sea)
1/8 Speed of Love
1/9 Moonchild
1/10 Moch Di Luain
1/11 Hoping for You
1/12 World Stood Still
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