Title: Gorgeous, Stunning
Product review: It's difficult to believe that this album came out in 2006 and, in the time since, nobody's heard of this album. There are 171 hits for "Glennfrench" on Google. I've run the search a half dozen times in the past week, convinced that there must be some mistake. Who IS this band?Beginner's Luck is a magnificent work. Fully half of this album is staggeringly, classically good. "No Mystery To Me," "Never Be True" and "To You" are three shining examples of the author's talent. But above all three is "Almost Home (Sinner's Hymn)," a rich, gorgeous work that would never have been permitted by a record label. Mr. French (Mr. Glennfrench?) employs a playful mixture of ukulele, theramin and fiddle, like little that I've heard before.I'm not sure I've ever written an Amazon review before. I've never been moved to do so. But I can't hold back here. Glennfrench has pulled off a major coup with Beginner's Luck.
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