Sara K. - Hobo (1997)

1 	Me Missin` You 	5:27
2 	If I Don`t See You Later 	3:50
3 	Brick House 	6:00
4 	I Really Do 	4:08
5 	Written In Stone 	3:39
6 	You`ll Never Walk Alone 	3:15
7 	Oh Well 	2:44
8 	Hobo 	3:37
9 	Oughtta Be Happy By Now 	5:10
10 	I Couldn`t Change Your Mind 	4:11
11 	Sizzli`n 	3:54
12 	Moving Big Picture 	4:48

Sara K. - Arranger, Composer, Vocals
Matthew Andrae - Guitar, Vocals
Hui Cox – Guitar
Bruce Dunlap – Guitar
Randy Landau – Bass

Already regarded as a star internationally, Sara is poised to make her mark on America with her fourth Chesky release, which brims with smoky, road-worn songs about love and life. Hobo finds Sara's voice beautifully captured by Chesky's new 96/24 technology, and you'll be amazed by the range of tone and emotion that she conveys on this recording. Sara K. tells her musical war-stories with heart-cutting lyrics and tunes that you'll be singing long after the disc has stopped playing. Hobo also provides Sara with an opportunity to bring her blusey, knowing style to a number of diverse covers. "Brick House" is a witty, stripped-down acoustic take on the Commodores' smash, featuring dynamite upright bass work and irresistible percussion, while the Rodgers and Hammerstein favorite, "You'll Never Walk Alone," from Carousel , gets an intricate re-working that sounds far more barroom than Broadway. And a version of Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well" showcases Bruce Dunlop and Hui Cox's furious fretwork alongside some breathtakingly raw acappella vocals by Sara. Another Hobo highlight is Sara's R&B-flavored duet with vocalist Matthew Andrae on the true-to life "Oughtta Be Happy By Now." This is undoubtedly Sara's strongest work to date and listening to her is an invitation to experience a life. ---cdbaby.com

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