Albumname	Heat, Light and Sound	Image Copyright of Topic Records Buy from Liza's Boutique! ... for £11 + p&p Click here for terms ...
Label	Topic Records TSCD482
Review	Still regarded as "...The most accomplished and adventurous debut album the British folk scene has witnessed in more than 20 years..", Heat Light and Sound was the album that launched Eliza's career. Backed up by a couple of tours (one of which was supporting the Oysterband), the five piece of Liza, Saul, Barn, Olly and Sam went down a storm with the audiences. The album has a mixture of original and arranged traditional material, with a few new tunes (Stamps for the Dog), and songs (Peggy) signifying the development of Elizas writing skills. From the haunting melody of 'By Then', to the storming version of Jacky Tar (with Olly providing the screaming Wah solo at the end ... which 'Liza likes, and Sam thinks is funny), to the simply wonderful rendition of Ten Thousand Miles, it truly is a landmark album. There are a couple of quotes that are generally banded about everywhere for this album, and I see no reason not to include them here, so here you are : 'A superbly assured debut album.' - The Observer 'The future of British folk music.' - Mojo
Tracks	1. Cold, Wet & Rainy Night / The Grand Hornpipe [6:14] 2. Cumberland Waltz / Petit Homme / Miss Bowls' [6:08] 3. What a Beau Your Granny Is / Stone Steps [2:55] 4. Ten Thousand Miles / Bacca Pipes [5:57] 5. Clark Saunders [5:45] 6. Stamps for the Dog [2:02] 7. Peggy [3:37] 8. Blind Fiddler [2:53] 9. Lady Barnsley's Fancy / Trip to Cartmel / Hardy's Crow [4:20] 10. By Then [4:39] 11. Sheath and Knife [5:37] 12. Jacky Tar [4:39]
Artists
	Eliza Carthy
	Barnaby Stradling
	Saul Rose
	Sam Thomas
	Olly Knight
	Dylan Clark
	Martin Ellison
	James Fagan
	Thorn Fontenot
	Dan Plews
	Jock Tyldesley
	Hazel Wrigley