UPC: 602498617755
Format: CD
Release Date: Jan 01, 2007
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Personnel: Sarah Harmer (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, piano, Wurlitzer piano, synthesizer, glockenspiel, bass); Marty Kinack (guitar, banjo, piano, Wurlitzer piano, synthesizer, bas, percussion); Gavin Brown (guitar, Wurlitzer piano, drums); Jim Bryson, Ian Thornley (guitar); Benjamin Perosin (trumpet); Maury LaFoy, Howie Beck (bass); Fuzzy, John Obercian (drums).
Producers: Sarah Harmer, Martin Davis Kinack, Gavin Brown.
Recorded at Vespa Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Sarah Harmer's second solo record, ALL OF OUR NAMES, finds the singer/songwriter even more relaxed on a collection consisting mostly of spirited ballads. It's the perfect vehicle for her steady, alluring voice, somber yet unhurried and warmly reflective. While most of the songs are tales of break-ups and heartaches yet to mend, as with the passions passing in the night as on "Almost" or the half-hearted lovers on "Greeting Card Aisle," there's a fire propelling them along with a tenderness that's borderline happy. Even when she betrays flecks of bitterness as on "New Enemy," the hook is delivered with such unrelenting kindness for a hauntingly complex song.
Producers: Sarah Harmer, Martin Davis Kinack, Gavin Brown.
Recorded at Vespa Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Sarah Harmer's second solo record, ALL OF OUR NAMES, finds the singer/songwriter even more relaxed on a collection consisting mostly of spirited ballads. It's the perfect vehicle for her steady, alluring voice, somber yet unhurried and warmly reflective. While most of the songs are tales of break-ups and heartaches yet to mend, as with the passions passing in the night as on "Almost" or the half-hearted lovers on "Greeting Card Aisle," there's a fire propelling them along with a tenderness that's borderline happy. Even when she betrays flecks of bitterness as on "New Enemy," the hook is delivered with such unrelenting kindness for a hauntingly complex song.