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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 is still playing her guitar and singing and writing songs from life and from the journey the heart takes when it decides to open and love.

She'll let you know what's up soon.  In the meantime, here are lyrics to a recent song she wrote in a jazzy setting.

How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous

Look into the eyes
See that golden light inside
The look of love is here
You and I we are
It's real.

How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous

Touch upon the heart
Feel the racing song begin
Trusting what you hear
You and I we are
It's real.

            And I know that I can trust you
            And you know you can trust me
            Going forward in the motion
            Not concerned with where we'll be

How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous is our Love
How Wondrous
How Wondrous
How Wondrous

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