My Cart

Sheila K Cameron | More Like A River Than A Road

Go To Artist Page

MORE ALBUMS BY THIS ARTIST


More Artists From
CANADA - B.C.

Other Genres You Will Love
Easy Listening: Nostalgia Easy Listening: Nostalgia Moods: Solo Female Artist
Sell your music everywhere

My Wishlist

There are no items in your wishlist.

More Like A River Than A Road

by Sheila K Cameron

© Copyright - Sheila K Cameron / Glalell (884502755541)
Infused with memories of Haida Gwaii these seven small songs are mostly musings about the losing and the finding of love
Genre: Easy Listening: Nostalgia
Release Date: 
Download $6.00

We'll ship when it's back in stock

Order now and we'll ship when it's back in stock, or enter your email below to be notified when it's back in stock.
Continue Shopping
available for download only
Share to Google +1

To listen to tracks you will need to update your browser to a recent version.

Tracks

Preview all songs
  Song Share Time Download
clip
1. I've Waited A Long Time
1:30 album only
clip
2. Let It Come
2:11 album only
clip
3. Last Night I Dreamed About Doris Lessing
2:05 album only
clip
4. Somehow
1:24 album only
clip
5. The House With the Windows
2:51 album only
clip
6. Remembering MrT
1:30 album only
clip
7. Where The Last Tide Runs
2:01 album only
Downloads are available as MP3-320 files.

ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Over a period of two years John Saich and Mags Russell of Wild Biscuit have arranged seven of my tracks. The songs have been ‘out there’ before but they have now all been brought together for this EP which has been mastered by CaVa Sound of Glasgow with the involvement of Brian Young, Brian McNeill and Geoff Allan

The Doris Lessing song was written in Glasgow but the words about getting home from work on a cold wet winter night could be from anywhere. The other songs belong on Haida Gwaii a place which has had an immense influence on my life and which continues to evoke in me a deep affection

Read more...

Reviews


to write a review

arctic tern
beautiful cd
these 6 songs-and a poem-already available but not previously grouped together, and which the writer wishes to be heard as a whole, provide the listener with a rich experience steeped in the writer's usual blend of simple but evocative words, striking visual imagery and lovely,haunting music.
Read more...