Who Would Have Thought

Fiona is a singer, songwriter, broadcaster and producer of stage plays. She has appeared in numerous television programmes and has sung for both The Queen and The Royal Family on many occasions. With all these things going on I am surprised she has found the time to release a new album, but she has and it is an absolute delight. Fiona has a wonderfully soothing voice which, when combined with her songwriting talents, makes for an excellent musical package. It is worth reading her biography to see what an accomplished lady, not just a musician, Fiona really is. Inspirational is a word that comes to mind.

Digitally remastered 3 CD set containing three classic albums from the Canadian Rock veterans: Wheatfield Soul (1969), Canned Wheat (1969) and Shared The Land (1970). What makes Wheatfield Soul so sought after is inventive themes that found their way onto later albums. 'These Eyes' remains timeless; it is the song that stands out as the masterpiece on this creative album. Canned Wheat introduced several of the bands most remembered songs and still sounds incredibly fresh, a product from the days of Classic Rock. Recorded in the aftermath of Randy Bachman's departure, Share The Land was a better album than anyone expected. It was the biggest selling original album in their career. Burton Cummings is in excellent voice and the new double lead guitar team of Kurt Winter and Greg Leskiw gave the band a greater range than they had before.