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SUMMARY:AMY SPEACE
LOCATION:Otford Memorial Hall
DESCRIPTION:with Steve Warner & Julie Simpson - “What Amy Speace says 
 – what she sings – she says with a confluence of poetry and honesty\, 
 of emotional specificity\,” writes The New York Times. Amy is one of the
  most heralded singers and songwriters of her generation\, working for the
  past 20 years under the radar of the mainstream music industry. A lifelon
 g musician\, it was a chance meeting with legend Judy Collins that changed
  the direction of her life when Collins invited her to join her on tour an
 d subsequently recorded her song ‘The Weight of the World’\, calling i
 t “one of the best political folk songs I’ve ever heard”. In 2006\, 
 Amy signed to Collins’ Wildflower Records and released her debut album\,
  ‘Songs For Bright Street’\, which received widespread critical acclai
 m.Since then Amy has released a further 11 albums\, She is also a well-res
 pected writer\, she’s had essays published in The New York Times\, No De
 pression and Working Mother Magazine\, and she leads workshops in songwrit
 ing and performance. Her forthcoming debut collection of poetry\, The Card
 inals\, will be published by Red Hen Press on September 1\, 2026. She hold
 s an MFA in poetry from Spalding University."There are voices that serve a
 s a bridge from the past to the future and act as soul connectors\, and as
  a people we need them to keep singing. These voices open hearts with this
  rare\, one in a million quality. Amy Speace has such a voice. Just ask th
 e legendarily discerning Judy Collins\; she'll tell you. Amy's got it\, an
 d then some. She is a timeless artist\, a time traveller. Part past\, part
  future. And that’s a good thing\, a really good thing." - Mary Gauthier
 “Sublime and inimitable\, Amy Speace has been one of [Nashville’s] pre
 miere folk artists of the last decade.” ~ Craig Havighurst\, Nashville W
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