Boston-based singer/songwriter Liz Frame continues to win the
hearts and minds of audiences and industry professionals alike.
Giants like Patsy Cline and Linda Ronstadt have been evoked
while describing her voice, and her writing has been compared
to acclaimed veterans like Dolly Parton and Lucinda Williams,
among others. A prodigious writer, Ms. Frame released her first
full-length recording, “Sooner,” in 2011 that drew strong praise
and consistent airplay, followed by the ep “Justine,” which
continued to highlight Frame’s skills as a singer and songwriter.
She and her band, The Kickers, have spent the last five years
on the road and are out there again this year, in support of the
brand new record, “Sparrow in a Shoebox.”
1. Sparrow In A Shoebox 03:51
2. I Used To Be Your Slave 02:48
3. Little Brown House 05:03
4. She's Made Of Light And Love 03:44
5. Ungrateful Girl 03:27
6. Grown Children 03:50
7. What You Gonna Do (When I Go) 03:57
8. Lookin' For A Lonely Man 05:30
9. I Don't Worry No More 06:26
