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Recorded on January 3, 1979, these previously unreleased acoustic recordings are the only studio record of Willow Hale’s New York period during which she performed as Debby McHale at such legendary venues as The Bitter End, Folk City, Trax, Great Guildersleeves, Reno Sweeney’s and The Lone Star Cafe and feature all Hale originals including “Rub My Feet Blues,” “Lost In The Talk Blues” and the poignant “San Francisco In My Mind” written in London when she was 20 years old.

These thirteen tracks feature Willow Hale and her Martin guitar singing the original sound that has led to her new maturity. Share the journey.
 

WILLOW HALE writes songs and acts in independent films and Shakespeare classics with the passion that one must in order to live.  The songs on her first CD, A SIMPLE STRING OF WONDER, reflect her spirituality and life experiences, even though they were written more than 25 years ago, before WILLOW had experienced many of them.  They are stories set in folk music and the blues -- blues having come naturally to a born Southerner and folk being such an American way of telling a tale.  Many may remember WILLOW from the 1980s when she performed as Deborah McHale at some of New York’s top clubs including The Bitter End, Folk City, Trax, Great Guildersleeves, Reno Sweeney’s and The Lone Star Cafe, or as a working actress on Broadway in STRIDER, on tour in SHENANDOAH and Off-Broadway with the famed Circle Repertory Theatre.  She now lives on the West Coast and recently played Hecuba in the new film version of THE TROJAN WOMEN and appeared as Rose in the play, TENNESSEE IN THE SUMMER, under the direction of Barbara Bain.

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