Mary Coughlan - Red Blues -2002- — [verified]
Mary Coughlan's "Red Blues" is a critically acclaimed album that has captivated listeners with its raw, emotive, and introspective soundscapes. Released in 2002, the album marked a significant milestone in Coughlan's career, solidifying her position as a talented and innovative singer-songwriter.
Mary Coughlan - The Glasshouse International Centre for Music
The album "Red Blues" mixes elements of jazz, blues, and pop, reflecting Coughlan's eclectic musical tastes and her roots in jazz. The arrangements are often lush and orchestral, providing a rich backdrop for her vocal performances. Coughlan's ability to convey emotion through her voice is a hallmark of her performances, and on "Red Blues," she engages with a wide spectrum of emotions, from melancholy to exuberance.
Red Blues is often cited by critics as a pivotal release that highlighted Coughlan’s distinctive vocal range and emotional depth.
Artist:
Mary Coughlan (Irish jazz/blues vocalist) Album Title: Red Blues Release Year: 2002 Label: Hummingbird Records
"She's Got a Way With Men"
(Considered a standout track by critics)
You can find the album on major streaming platforms like Deezer or purchase physical copies on sites like Discogs and Amazon .
Petra Hanisch
Produced by and recorded by Rolf Kirschbaum for the label Tradition & Moderne , the album is characterized as a mix of Blues Rock , Country Rock , and Classic Rock . Critics have noted that Coughlan transports familiar classics into more "sympathetic and intimate environments". Tracklist
Yet, over the last two decades, Red Blues has achieved the status of a cult masterpiece. It is frequently rediscovered by fans of artists like Cat Power, Marianne Faithfull, and Lhasa de Sela. It is an album you recommend to a friend who is going through a breakup or a spiritual crisis. It is not a party record; it is a 3 AM, rain-on-the-windowpane record.
Mary Coughlan's "Red Blues" is a critically acclaimed album that has captivated listeners with its raw, emotive, and introspective soundscapes. Released in 2002, the album marked a significant milestone in Coughlan's career, solidifying her position as a talented and innovative singer-songwriter.
Mary Coughlan - The Glasshouse International Centre for Music
The album "Red Blues" mixes elements of jazz, blues, and pop, reflecting Coughlan's eclectic musical tastes and her roots in jazz. The arrangements are often lush and orchestral, providing a rich backdrop for her vocal performances. Coughlan's ability to convey emotion through her voice is a hallmark of her performances, and on "Red Blues," she engages with a wide spectrum of emotions, from melancholy to exuberance.
Red Blues is often cited by critics as a pivotal release that highlighted Coughlan’s distinctive vocal range and emotional depth.
Artist:
Mary Coughlan (Irish jazz/blues vocalist) Album Title: Red Blues Release Year: 2002 Label: Hummingbird Records
"She's Got a Way With Men"
(Considered a standout track by critics)
You can find the album on major streaming platforms like Deezer or purchase physical copies on sites like Discogs and Amazon .
Petra Hanisch
Produced by and recorded by Rolf Kirschbaum for the label Tradition & Moderne , the album is characterized as a mix of Blues Rock , Country Rock , and Classic Rock . Critics have noted that Coughlan transports familiar classics into more "sympathetic and intimate environments". Tracklist
Yet, over the last two decades, Red Blues has achieved the status of a cult masterpiece. It is frequently rediscovered by fans of artists like Cat Power, Marianne Faithfull, and Lhasa de Sela. It is an album you recommend to a friend who is going through a breakup or a spiritual crisis. It is not a party record; it is a 3 AM, rain-on-the-windowpane record.