Need Help Jennifer Warnes & Cowboy Junkies Music

I got all Jennifer Warnes album and Miles from Our Home and The Trinity Session from Cowboy Junkies.

Frankly I am not sure what make me like them. I like Thier volcal and possbily a combination of the music. I am not really in Jazz yet. I also have The Look for Love fom Diana Krall, but was not so in like the one I mentioned. Diana's voice is beautiful, but mau be just that I am not so in for Jazz music (at least not just yet.). I play acoustic gutar as well so I trend to like anythink that has acoustic guitar in it.

Thanks a lot for suggestion so far. I will try them in Border. Still not sure what they have.

ake

Allison Krauss
Beth Nielsen Chapman
Kim Ritchey's last cd

Try Eva Cassidy's Songbird. She had a fantastic voice. . Go to CDnow.com and download some samples. You will not be dissapointed

Hey Ake,
If you have not done so already, give some of Krall's other albums a try. I found 'Look of Love' to be one of her lessor efforts.

A weird album that I really like is Portishead 'Live at the roseland'. It has some of electronica, but it brings to mind a 'magical' live performance - much like the trinity session. Eva Cassidy is awesome. I plan to buy her cd soon. You might also like Gillian Welch/David Rawlings 'Revival' and 'hell among the yearlings'.

I don't know what album it's on, but Tori Amos's live performance of 'famous blue raincoat' is the best I've heard.

I like 'car wheels on a gravel road', but strangely enough it is one of those albums that sound better on a boombox than a hifi.

One Cowboy Junkies album not mentioned but should be is "Whites off Earth now!" It and Trinity Sessions are their best efforts. You should also look for:
Any recording by Jeff Buckley
16 Horsepower-Low Estate
Mino Cinelo
Patrick O'Hearn-Trust
Joe Satriani-Self titled, contains Cool #9
John Hiatt-Crossing Muddy Waters
Tuatara-Breaking the Ethers
Any and all works by Morphine

Good luck!