• Anna Coogan at Belladrum Festival Scotland, on the day she went number one in the Euro Americana Chart

    The Medicine Show Posted On August 28, 2010
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    photo Shirley Munro

    Seattle singer songwriter Anna Coogan started her recent UK tour at Belladrum Festival on the day it was announced her beautiful album “The Nocturnal Among Us” went to number one in the Euro Americana Chart. www.americanachart.nl

    Anna’s bittersweet Americana has been enchanting listeners since she began writing her own songs in early 2002. A trained opera singer and field biologist, Anna translates her love for desolate landscapes, dark alleyways, and neon valleys into simple, sweet melodies, here she captured is in concert from Scotland.

    John (Biscuits and Gravy) Davy Review of all things rootsy at Belladrum Here

    Photo Clancy MacDonald
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