Think About The Rain
Ann Armstrong
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1. Stars Go Out 3:35 Preview 2. Drimba 1:16 Preview 3. Think About The Rain 4:23 Preview 4. Heart of Gold 3:30 Preview 5. Goin' Down Slow 3:45 Preview 6. Comin' Home 3:54 Preview 7. Oh No Oh Yeah 4:03 Preview 8. St. Lucy 5:40 Preview 9. Come In My Kitchen 5:27 Preview 10. She Has A Heart 3:28 Preview 11. When I Think Of You 4:47 Preview 12. Don't Lie To Me 3:47 Preview 13. It Wakes Me Up 3:05 Preview Also available as
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Ann Armstrong's album Think About The Rain drove one critic to say, "It is scary to think of where Ann would be today if she'd been putting out records earlier in her career." Think About The Rain is a collection of songs where, once again, Ann has delivered to her fans some of her best songwriting, exemplifying the deep emotion and caring she puts into that task.
Re-makes of "Heart of Gold" and "Come Into My Kitchen" are tributes to Neil Young and Robert Johnson, respectively, whose influences have been tremendous in her career. Her bottleneck guitar playing is unprecedented and along with Steve Hughes on harmonica and flute, backed by bassist Buddy Sledge and drummer Steve Babcock, Think About The Rain will tear your heart out!
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