Christopher Barran

Song of the Angels

This 12 song CD is interesting. The songs are relaxed yet possess a power uniquely their own. Long after it finished playing, I found remnants of the tunes floating in my head, calming me.

The first cut the title song - stArts the CD with Barrans distinctive voice and style. Then the CD flows into the next tune, Skies are Blue, and a song I remember from years ago. Its like meeting an old friend. Its changed, grown but still made me smile, as did Gypsy Winds of Change.

Christopher does a cover of one of my favorite songs, the 1969 One Tin Soldier. He does it justice, managing to bring tears to my eyes.

I have known Barran for many years and hearing Song of Angels I was pleasantly surprised. The young musician that I rocked with all those years ago has grown and mature d and I heard that in the songs, in his voice. His lifes experiences are being poured from his soul into his Art. These songs will tear at your heArt but they will also mend those rips leaving you feeling more complete than you were before you stArted.

This is a CD to listen to by candlelight, either alone or with the special someone. But it is one to definitely listen to.

Check out Christopher Barran at www.christopherbarran.com

Karen Magill Author of The Bond, A Paranor mal Love Story and Let Us Play, A Rock 'n Roll Love Story http://www.karenmagill.com http://www.lulu.com/karenmagill

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