Soulhat - Live at the Black Cat LoungeSoulhat's "Live at the Black Cat Lounge" is more than just a delightful and revelatory retrospective look at a then young band coming into it's own. It's also a musical journey back to another time and place. Yet now, closing in on two decades later, the music here reveals itself as timeless, sounding as fresh as it did when it was created, maybe even more so with passing of time. The songs on this set were recorded direct to two tracks on two

brought together in this format for commercial release for the first time

A screenwriter who had worked with Hitchcock on such classics as the Lady Vanishes and Jamaica Inn

were all also schooled in playful virtuosity

Mozart's Violin Concertos need little introduction from No

these 10 songs are Fenne's first and only to have been written over the course of a relationship

Varda became entranced by the politics

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which draws it's members from a pool of young singers in the early stages of their professional careers

Part of the proceeds will benefit legendary Solstice guitarist Rich Walker

This new recording emanates a deep tranquility

Ulrich has developed a very personal style of playing in which he often smacks the strings to elicit floating harmonic clouds

A notable feature of Mozart's serenades - and the large-scale Haffner is no exception - is the incorporation of virtuosic solo parts