 This week's wake up song 'Candy Apple Red' is from an artist I've recently  discovered with the coolest name Bonnie Guitar (born Bonnie Buckingham she also  played session guitar hence the name change) & an amazing voice. She's a  contemporary of Patsy Cline and her music has a similar early pop-country cross  over sound but because it is less familiar to me than Cline's it takes me to  this strange twilight place & a not unpleasant sense of yearning & loss.  I wonder if it's the diction & clarity in her voice against the mellow  background that helps to  create this feeling? Bonnie Guitar is well into her  into her 80s now and still going strong, follow the link to hear a great 2007  music session [link]  lotsoflove tt
This week's wake up song 'Candy Apple Red' is from an artist I've recently  discovered with the coolest name Bonnie Guitar (born Bonnie Buckingham she also  played session guitar hence the name change) & an amazing voice. She's a  contemporary of Patsy Cline and her music has a similar early pop-country cross  over sound but because it is less familiar to me than Cline's it takes me to  this strange twilight place & a not unpleasant sense of yearning & loss.  I wonder if it's the diction & clarity in her voice against the mellow  background that helps to  create this feeling? Bonnie Guitar is well into her  into her 80s now and still going strong, follow the link to hear a great 2007  music session [link]  lotsoflove tt
Monday, 4 July 2011
Bonnie Guitar- Candy Apple Red
 This week's wake up song 'Candy Apple Red' is from an artist I've recently  discovered with the coolest name Bonnie Guitar (born Bonnie Buckingham she also  played session guitar hence the name change) & an amazing voice. She's a  contemporary of Patsy Cline and her music has a similar early pop-country cross  over sound but because it is less familiar to me than Cline's it takes me to  this strange twilight place & a not unpleasant sense of yearning & loss.  I wonder if it's the diction & clarity in her voice against the mellow  background that helps to  create this feeling? Bonnie Guitar is well into her  into her 80s now and still going strong, follow the link to hear a great 2007  music session [link]  lotsoflove tt
This week's wake up song 'Candy Apple Red' is from an artist I've recently  discovered with the coolest name Bonnie Guitar (born Bonnie Buckingham she also  played session guitar hence the name change) & an amazing voice. She's a  contemporary of Patsy Cline and her music has a similar early pop-country cross  over sound but because it is less familiar to me than Cline's it takes me to  this strange twilight place & a not unpleasant sense of yearning & loss.  I wonder if it's the diction & clarity in her voice against the mellow  background that helps to  create this feeling? Bonnie Guitar is well into her  into her 80s now and still going strong, follow the link to hear a great 2007  music session [link]  lotsoflove tt
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
