Sharon King - Reckless Angels
- Source: The List (Issue 643)
- Date: 4 November 2009
- Written by: Mark Robertson
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The third album from King – whose intimate, affecting songs are set somewhere between the mountains of the highlands and the plains of the American mid-west – charges various members of the Scottish folk scene to provide instrumental augmentation for her beautiful melodies.
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