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"Magic"
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"Magic" available on CD and cassette. Produced by Karen Beth. Featuring Karen on vocals,
synthesizer, guitar, accordion, banjo, and piano, with bass, mandolin, percussion, fiddle, singers.
"When you enter the realm of Magic, you'll wander between the worlds, through
lands of dreams and wonder, endless possibilities and enchantment. The songs are truly
wonderful." -- The Alternative Review
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"To Each One of Us"
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"To Each One of Us", available on CD and cassette. Produced by Karen Beth. Featuring Karen on
guitar, accordion, kalimba and piano, with bass, percussion, fiddle, cello, and a womans' chorus.
"...a recording of extraordinary beauty and depth" -- Ladyslipper
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"the edge of the horizon"
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"The Edge of the Horizon", available on CD and cassette. Produced by Karen Beth. Featuring Karen
on guitar, piano, and accordion, with bass, percussion, drums, mandolin, electric guitar, flute and
fiddle.
"If you appreciate finely crafted songs, excellent musicianship, and
lovely vocals, this outstanding record is for you." -- Gay Community News
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"New Moon Rising"
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Available on CD.
Featuring Karen Beth on guitar, with bass, drums, percussion, electric guitar, fiddle, flute
and pedal steel.
"Real good listening doesn't come along all the time. Pick up on this
one." -- Cash Box
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"Harvest"
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"Harvest", available on CD only. Featuring Karen Beth on
guitar, piano, and autoharp, with bass, drums, harmonica, organ, trumpet.
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"The Joys of Life"
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"The Joys of Life", Karen Beth's first recording. Available on CD only.
Featuring Karen on guitar, with keyboards, bass, drums, strings.
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"Overcoming Stage Fright"
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"Overcoming Stage Fright", available on cassette only. This tape is designed to assist people in being able
to share their talents-- music, poetry, dance, theater presentations, with others. Side one takes you on
a guided journey, where you see yourself in your mind's eye, performing with ease and confidence.
Side Two works with affirmations to help bring the experience into reality.
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Reviews of "the edge of the horizon"
"In the icy days and nights of winter, traveling on slippery roads up and down the mountains, we
worked on this record," says the jacket of Karen Beth's Edge of the Horizon. When the weather
warmed, they moved into a recording studio in a little town on the Hudson River. The result is a
relaxed, country-sounding album. It has some really memorable songs, plus a fine overall showcase
for Karen's many talents as songwriter and composer, pianist, singer, instrumentalist, producer, and
even photographer for the cover photo!
...There is a variety of musical styles on this record, including boogie-woogie and reggae, in addition
to your basic folk sound. That, plus the varied topics of the songs, make it a work of real depth. I got
a feeling of Karen's real "in the bones" musical talent, and appreciated her ability to be vulnerable in
disclosing her emotions. If you appreciate finely crafted songs, excellent musicianship, and lovely
vocals, this outstanding record is for you." -- Gay Community News
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