Walk in the Sun

Young Girl Blues	Without a Warning On Without Warning, young Canadian blueswoman Sue Foley puts together the complete package: guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Her driving, syncopated guitar grooves are as vigorous as ever, but her tender, ingratiating voice has come forward in the mix as a crucial asset and her...	Big City Blues	Change Unplugged, but electrifying nonetheless, Canada-based blueswoman Sue Foley's first live disc was recorded in one take with a band that hadn't rehearsed the set. Yet, instead of a sloppy, slapdash show, she delivers her most inspired and undoubtedly most intimate album to date. Wi...	Back to the Blues Listening to this CD, which consists of outtakes from older recording sessions, back to back with Love Comin' Down, released the same year, highlights exactly how far Sue Foley has come over the course of her career. Back to the Blues consists of material recorded during sessions...
Time Bomb	New Used Car Like the titular automobile, guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Sue Foley is dependable, road-tested, and economical. Through sheer tenacity, the Canadian has become an experienced and respected veteran in the limited but fertile genre of female blues-guitar-slinging bandleaders. On h...	Live in Europe Sue Foley is one of the leading lights of the contemporary blues scene. Through the DVD Live In Europe you can fully enjoy her remarkable songwriting skills and unique vocal style live. She has the remarkable ability to add a contemporary twist to each	Blues Blast Any blues fan dedicated to live music will testify that when musicians play with their peers, the energy rises a few notches. That's the concept behind this meeting of the minds hosted by guitarist Debbie Davies. Fellow string-benders Tab Benoit and Coco Montoya (both have worked...	Blues N

Outstanding Crossover Potential
One of the best roots music albums I've ever heard. Quite an impressive voice. Compositions well chosen. Major talent. Remember this artist.

Not bad, but I liked her other stuff better
This CD is OK, but her earlier stuff is a little more stimulating. This sort of smacks of POP music, and AM radio. But it is highly enjoyable to listen to, just don't expect to much excitment.