by Mark Saleski
I’m not generally known for buying best-of packages (the last exception was Tom Waits’ Used Songs, because I arrived on vacation to discover that I’d not packed any Waits. Two weeks with no Tom Waits? No way!), but Ani’s career has been so prolific that this is a great survey. That, and I love to support her because of the way she’s remained truly independent. OK, and I love the play on words, what with ‘canon’ and the picture and the doves.
‘Half Notes’ are quick-take thoughts on music from Something Else! Reviews, presented whenever the mood strikes us.
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