Title: Kate McDonnell is a class act!
Product review: I've been a Kate McDonnell fan since she was an established folk singer on the east coast. I bought this CD when it first came out (1994), and it got lots of play until my toddler broke it, so I bought another one. The songs really stuck in my head, especially "Ordinary Man", "Seeking Passage", and "Letter from Rose Greenhow". She does a wonderfully wild version of "Long Black Veil", too. "Falling Down" is a funny "slice of life" song; "The Last Time Robbie Called Me" is a heart-rending story of a loved one bent on self-destruction. "Drink the Rain" is a tender but bittersweet song of parting. Her voice has many colors, from strong and gutsy to tender and vulnerable, and every song rings with truth that comes from her soul.
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