It’s been years since the ever-astonishing Sam Brown lost her vocal power and turned into a proponent of ukulele delights, yet a myriad of the singer’s fans still find a lot of pleasure in her records. She was able to deliver a piece of any genre, in the studio and on stage, but the English artist’s discography never included a concert album – her backing performances for other legends don’t count – so the emergence of such should feel sensational. Available now from Ms Samantha’s website, “Wednesday The Something Of April – The One Woman Show” is a document of her 2004 solo tour during which Brown delivered classics like “Stop” and deep cuts.
Touching upon Sam’s every album up to 2000 – except for “April Moon” and including “I Forgive You” that she co-penned with Maria McKee, Brown’s new offering looks like this:
Wednesday The Something Of April
1. Breathe In Life
2. Learn To Listen
3. Loveless
4. I’ll Be Here
5. The Kiss Of Love
6. Rainbow
7. I Forgive You
8. One Candle
9. Letting Go
10. Stop
11. Intuition
12. Over The Moon
13. Void
14. Show Your Love
15. ‘Lectric Chair
16. Away With The Faeries
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