Sharing the Covers is a clever title from a clever band - a band clever enough to not allow themselves to succumb to their wittiness anywhere on this light and lively collection of other people's songs. Casting their net wide, the quartet cover contemporaries and classics, modern and vintage tunes in equal measure, their choices continually telegraphing their good taste. Happily, their execution demonstrates their skill. Although Chatham County Line doesn't reinterpret many of the songs - even a nimble reading of the Ventures' "Walk-Don't Run" doesn't turn the tune inside-out - they nevertheless imprint these largely familiar tunes with their personality. Witness their version of Tom Petty's "You Don't Know How It Feels"…
In March 2019 Loreena returned to one of the world’s most iconic venues to present a two hour concert that thrilled fans and critics alike. “Live At The Royal Albert Hall”, released November 1st, is a must-own memento of that unforgettable evening from the European leg of the Lost Souls world tour. Presented in a high quality, six panel softpak, the 1 hour 45 minutes, two cd package features twenty songs that comprise a substantially different collection of pieces from any of Loreena’s previous live album releases, including six from her latest album, Lost Souls. In addition to her regular touring band of storied instrumentalists Loreena was joined on that memorable evening by a number of special guests including renowned Egyptian percussionist Hossam Ramzy, one of the top flamenco guitarists in the world in Daniel Casares and Spanish nyckelharpa player Ana Alcaide.