Abra Moore "After All These Years"

[reception]

www.myspace.com/abramoore
(RRAdds) It went for adds at Triple A on May 28.

[tortuga]

I love this. "Four Leaf Clover" is still her classic.

I need to get this album.

[atlantaboy]

Not really thinking this song will do anything - always liked "Four Leaf Clover" though, and thought it should've gotten more airplay at the time

[musicfanpete]

tortuga said:

I love this. "Four Leaf Clover" is still her classic.

I need to get this album.

Holy cow! Where has she been all these years?! :)

[musicfanpete]

musicfanpete said:

Holy cow! Where has she been all these years?! :)

Hey, I just realized I made an unintentional pun of the name of her new single!

[reception]

Week Of: May 28, 2007

Still Making Beautiful Music
Most of us have been following Abra Moore's for career for quite some time now -- all the way back to her collaborations with Poi Dog Pondering in the late '80s, but it has been Moore's solo efforts that have put her on the map with triple A radio.

Her 1997 release of "Strange Places," which contained the well-played "Four Leaf Clover," proved to be her most successful outing, but Moore hasn't been idle since then. In fact, over the past decade, she has released two more studio albums. Further, her songs have been placed in over 25 film and television shows.

Now Moore returns with "On the Way." The project reunites her with Mitch Watkins, who produced "Strange Places." The two have conjured up an intimate and adventurous collection of songs that harks back to the early creative days of Moore's career.

Several tracks on this new album deserve your attention -- such as "Sorry" and "Sugarite" -- but her new label partner, Sarathan, is asking you to focus on "After All These Years." Moore will be on the road performing all during June and well into July.

- John Schoenberger
Radio & Records