(Review from myspace.com, radioactiverecords.com)

This fabulous folky/psych album from the 1970s is yet another example of another great album that fell through the cracks in the musical pavement. American songstress Judy Kelly enlisted the help of high school friends to flush out her bare arrangements and in the process created a document of their young lives.

“Window” began as a poem that had been sung at a friends wedding. It was recorded in one take, with Liz Volk adding a second piano for ornamentation; resulting in a lovely, wistful acoustic album.

The star of the show is undoubtedly Judy Kelly, whose range, poise and delivery are reminiscent of the vocal talents Linda Perhacs, Vashti Bunyan, and even Joni Mitchell in her heyday.

There’s lots of trippy psychedelia, particularly on the outstanding “The Magician and Noah”, and the strong, acoustic guitar-based accompaniment is tight but understated throughout.

Track List:
01. Silver – 2:58
02. Noah – 3:24
03. Lullaby You – 3:26
04. Day Star – 2:29
05. Comfort Me – 2:42
06. Happy To See You – 2:15
07. Jamie – 2:33
08. Beginning – 3:29
09. The Magician – 1:55
10. You Can Pray – 2:09
11. Window – 2:07
12. Shine – 3:59
13. Jenny’s Song – 2:47
14. The Garden – 3:13

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