Laura Nyro - Season Of Light Laura Nyro In Concert

Review by Ashley van Gestel

Season Of Light Laura Nyro In Concert is a live album by the late American singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. This album was recorded during her performance at the Bottom Line in New York City in December 1993, which was one of her last public performances before her death in 1997.

The album features Nyro's unique and soulful voice accompanied by her piano and a full band. The songs on this album are a mix of her most popular hits as well as some lesser-known tracks, all of which showcase her incredible talent as a songwriter and performer.

The album opens with a powerful rendition of "And When I Die," one of Nyro's most famous songs. Her voice is full of emotion and energy, and the band provides a solid backing that perfectly complements her piano playing. Other standout tracks include "Stoned Soul Picnic," "Wedding Bell Blues," and "Save the Country," all of which are performed with Nyro's signature style and flair.

The live setting of this album gives it an intimacy and immediacy that is missing from some of Nyro's studio recordings. The audience's enthusiastic response to her performance is a testament to her enduring popularity and influence as an artist.

Summary by Ashley van Gestel

Season Of Light Laura Nyro In Concert is a must-have for fans of Nyro's music and anyone who appreciates great songwriting and soulful performances. It is a fitting tribute to one of the most talented and beloved artists of the 20th century.