Winterbloom
The Levin Performance Studio
Chicago, Illinois, USA
December 1, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: FM (Onkyo TX8511) > SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External) > wav (CD Wave Editor) > flac > iTunes > MP3
01 New Year 3:44
02 Thanks For The Roses (Merry Christmas) 3:37
03 Motherless Child/Maybe It’s Peace 5:36
04 I’d Like To Know 5:34
05 Winterbloom 4:43
06 Sleepy Sea 3:56
07 Honeycomb 5:48
08 O Holy Night 4:57
09 The Riddle (Tumbalalaika) 5:15
10 I May Not Let Go 4:04
11 Heart Wide Open 5:24
12 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 1:47
13 Motherless Child 2:15
Total Playing Time: 56mn 45sc
Antje Duvekot
Anne Heaton
Meg Hutchinson
Natalia Zukerman
Something really cool here! If you love The Roaches you will love Winterbloom. These four ladies have such beautiful voices and a great sence of humour which adds up to a fun Christmas concert in an intimate setting. It sounds like a small hall giving you the feel of a cozy ski weekend sing-a-long for about 100. This comes from my BigO archive. I downloaded a lot of music from that site in it's day. The BigO notes about this show are included for you below.
BigO Original Notes:
Think The Roches and The Refugees. Again, something soothing for the holiday season.
Winter is a time for gathering – and sometimes it’s even more fun to gather with friends than family! It’s in this spirit that a new holiday tradition has emerged – a tradition of friendship and music. For a third consecutive year [2012] songwriters Antje Duvekot, Anne Heaton, Meg Hutchinson and Natalia Zukerman will tour as “Winterbloom”.
From winterbloom.com:
In September 2008, Cambridge MA’s Club Passim manager Matt Smith booked the artists to perform in-the-round together at their popular “Cutting Edge of the Campfire Festival.” A rare occasion, since by that time all were already sell-out headliners at the venue individually. In that performance, the four women had so much fun, and audience response was so positive, they immediately booked three more shows together for that December.
In 2009, Duvekot, Heaton, Hutchinson and Zukerman reunited to create, write, arrange, record and perform together officially – and thus “Winterbloom” was born. They released a holiday EP entitled “Winterbloom: Traditions Rearranged” in 2009.
Thanks to mdshrk1 for recording the show and sharing the tracks at The Traders’ Den.
Thanks also to Asia Kepka (group photo) and Adam Jason (gig photo), pictures posted at winterbloom.com.
MP3
