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| Sue's debut album "Out of a Song" was released in May 2004 on Splash Point Records. The album, recorded earlier in the year is a collection of Sue's own compositions and some great standards all arranged by Sue. |
| TRACK LISTING: 1. Do Nothing Til You Hear From Me 2. Don't Go To Strangers 3. Let's Fall In Love 4. I Love Your Love 5. Only Trust Your Heart 6. Out Of A Song 7. A Love Song 8. I Get A Kick Out Of You 9. In A Mellow Tone 10. When Or Never 11. A Foggy Day |
| Sue Richardson - Vocals & Trumpet Andy Drudy - Guitar Neal Richardson - Piano Roger Carey - Bass Mike Bradley - Drums |
| Arranged by Sue Richardson Produced by Sue Richardson & Andy Drudy Executive Producer - Neal Richardson |
| The CD is available online from Amazon or to order in all good record shops. |
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| MUSIC |
| Having fun in and out of the Studio, January 2004. Clockwise from top left: Mike Bradley, Sue Richardson, Andy Drudy, Neal Richardson, Sue Richardson, Roger Carey. |
| Out of a Song Liner Notes "I've been waiting for an album by Sue Richardson and here it is, Out of a Song. I met Sue on a one-day workshop a couple of years ago. She got up to sing... immediately one could hear that this was not only a great singer, but a great musician too! I wasn't surprised to find out later that she also plays a pretty mean trumpet. Sue has been blessed with a naturally warm, intimate and unaffected singing voice. She has that rare gift of coaxing you in to her world of music and song. Out of a Song is a collection of some well-chosen jazz standards - check out Gershwins' A Foggy Day - which starts off as a duet with guitar and voice, weaving in and around each other in perfect harmony. Then there's the self-penned Out of a Song, a bluesy ballad and one of my favourites. Each song tells a story and takes you on a musical journey. The rhythm section is marvellously supportive and sympathetic. This is an inspired musical collaboration that brings joy and a freshness with each repeated listening." Anita Wardell March 2004 |