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Coming
Home
(2005)
"Coming Home," is Mindy's second collection of non-denominational
"folk hymns" (a term Mindy coined,) that we hope will bring
inspiration and comfort to all who hear it. Produced and orchestrated
by
Peter Link,
it is flavored with musical influences from around the
world. This new CD features Mindy's soulful voice, all of her
instruments, songs by Mindy and lyricist Jacob Brackman, and a host of
guest artists. Mindy completed her work on this CD shortly before she
passed on in March, 2005. We're grateful that Mindy can live on with
us in this way through her music.
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Blue
Stories
(2001) "Blue Stories is an album of songs
about people and their plights," says Mindy.
"But I've tried to treat these people compassionately.
I'd prefer that listening to the CD not be an experience
in darkness - rather, one in a semi-pale shade of
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in
His eyes
(1998)
In His eyes is an
inspirational collection of 16 non-denominational folk hymns.
All the songs on "in His eyes" feature Mindy's expressive vocals and
her command of violin, accordion, keyboard, guitar and harmonica.
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Cedar
Lane
(1997)
Cedar Lane is a broad avenue whose course provides an effortless passage from one
inspired locale to another. With a keen instinct for storytelling,
the songs of Cedar Lane explore the themes of home, history, love and
humor in a pop/folk, worldly-wise manner. These are the songs of a
woman who started out just wanting to "play with the boys - " Now the
boys want to play with her.
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Five
Miles From Hope
(1995)
"Five Miles From Hope," Mindy's debut album, was recorded near home in
upstate NY, with a live band of top rock and rollers.
Their driving rhythms are offset by a few sweet ballads. Guest
appearances include Donald Fagen of Steely Dan, and Garth
Husdon of The Band.
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