Track

Link

Metamorphosis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyIDKbo_PPw

I'll Always Love You

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=217EyQb1lfY

Before Midnight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzaBFy16PDY

Lady Eleanor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S16JXBOhj1s&feature=related

Green Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axhqeff8vGk&feature=related

Run Red

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rt9Cha9YTY&feature=related
 

We had a great night at Central Studio. If you didn't come along and you were interested to see some of the light / art show we had on the big screen, you can get an idea of it from my Deviant Art web site at:-

    http://kindred-spirituk.deviantart.com/

Here's 2 reviews of the concert, emailed from members of the audience.

Another brilliant night Elaine from you and your great band. Loved every minute of it. The hanging screen and the costume change were another welcome new addition to the show. Also great to see you being the sole act now at Central Studios, shows you have made big progress from being a support act first time around and sharing the stage last time out with Blue Onyx. Maybe the step up away from the pub circuit is not that far away. The new songs from Metamorphosis fitted in seamlessly with the older numbers, just like old friends.(Love the new album by the way). Not a lot more I can say about the music as it just gets better each time out, great songs played by some brilliant musicians, congratulations to you all, look forward to next time.
Cheers,
Martin

Hi Elaine, Just to say that what an enjoyable concert it was! It was especially good to see Annie taking more prominence than she used to years ago. Along with Gavin,she is KS's USP (unique selling point)! (Although I'd like to see her use her saxophone more). I also think Gavin plays as well as Sim did, although I do miss the latter's guitar riffs. Nevertheless, a brilliant concert - and the new CD is superb, too!
With very best wishes 
Barry

Hear clips of all 13 tracks from the new album on our Metamorphosis Album Page.

Annie meets Moody Blues flute player, Norda Mullen

Annie does some jamming in one of her local venues now and then and recently, by an amazing coincidence, the new flute player from the 
Moody Blues, Norda Mullen, came in and, because Annie was doing some mad improvisation with a guitarist there, they got chatting. Norda is now 
very interested to see a Kindred Spirit gig and may come to one of our June gigs, which is when she’ll next be around. (She lives and tours a lot with 
the Moody blues in America). Here is an interesting You Tube link to an interview with Norda about how she was picked to play with the 
Moody Blues:-  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUiHVfzUd4o

Here is some You Tube footage of Norda in action on Nights in White Satin:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9bD4j2N4Rc&feature=related

And here is some You Tube footage of Annie in action at last year’s Central Studio concert. (We should have some footage of this year’s Central 
Studio concert in a while, which looks like it will have some interesting close up shots here and there – as we used more video cameras this time 
and had some excellent help from our friend Nigel Allen):-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM0jMq6xysE&feature=channel_page

Susie Fison to dep. for Annie
We are getting more band gigs than ever before now as well as building up enough of a following for the band that we can 
attract a paying audience. Add to that the good reviews we are getting for the new album and I am confident that we
can increase the number and the quality of the gigs we get in 2010. It is always tricky to juggle dates so that everyone can be 
available for a particular gig, when the band members have other commitments like young families, a “proper” day job, studies 
for exams etc.. In order to increase the availability of the full, five-piece band for gigs we have asked the superb Susie Fison, 
who currently plays flute for the UK’s only Moody Blues Tribute band, our friends, “Blue Onyx” to dep. for Annie, to ease the 
band availability over some dates where Annie won’t be around. e getting more band gigs than ever before now as well as building up enough of a following for the band that we can attract a paying audience. Add to that the good reviews we are getting for the new album and I am confident that we can increase the number and the quality of the gigs we get in 2010. It is always tricky to juggle dates so that everyone can be available for a particular gig, when the band members have other commitments like young families, a “proper” day job, studies for exams etc.. In order to increase the availability of the full, five-piece band for gigs we have asked the superb Susie Fison, who currently plays flute for the UK’s only Moody Blues Tribute band, our friends, “Blue Onyx” to dep. for Annie, to ease the band availability over some dates where Annie won’t be around.Susie Fison to dep. for Annienow as well as building up enough of a following for the band that we can attract a paying audience. Add to that the good reviews we are getting for the new album and I am confident that we can increase the number and the quality of the gigs we get in 2010. It is always tricky to juggle dates so that everyone can be available for a particular gig, when the band members have other commitments like young families, a “proper” day job, studies for exams etc.. In order to increase the availability of the full, five-piece band for gigs we have asked the superb Susie Fison, who currently plays flute for the UK’s only Moody Blues Tribute band, our friends, “Blue Onyx” to dep. for Annie, to ease the band availability over some dates where Annie won’t be around.

Susie Fison - more

    

Susie is a charismatic and accomplished flautist. She is 
classically trained and currently plays in the 
Henley Symphony Orchestra as well the 
Tanglefoot Ceilidh band and the wonderful Moody Blues 
tribute band, “Blue Onyx”.

You can see Susie in action with 
Blue Onyx from the You Tube clip 
below:-

Legend of a Mind video clip