On this track, Tamworth born and raised Sally-Anne Whitten talks about doing life your way, staying true to yourself, and not being afraid to say good bye to people or things that are no good for you. It’s no surprise that Sally-Anne was listening to a lot of Robben Ford and John Hiatt just before this track was born.
‘Watch It Burn’ is the first single from Sally-Anne’s new album Burgundy Street and is available on all digital stores & streaming services now and in all good record stores via Checked Label Services from this weekend
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If you’re a fan of modern Australian Country Music, with a touch of Jazz and Blues thrown in for flavor, I highly recommend checking out “Burgundy Street”“, John Turnbull – Independent Australia
“Burgundy Street” initially sounds like a great rockin’ album; on repeated listening it’s clear that it’s soaked in some heavy experiences and a tinge of heartache, if not heartbreak. That’s due to the complexity of Whitten’s voice and her ability to bring a lot to a song. So take your time with this one – perhaps even sit back, imagine yourself on Burgundy Street in New Orleans and let the world pass by as you listen”, Jolene: The Country Music Blog
“Sally-Anne’s winsome vocals are the thread that binds all of the different elements and styles of this album together, whether interpreting the songs of Glenn Fry & Don Henley, Little Willie John or Alan Toussaint or singing her own wonderful originals, it’s her voice that pulls the listener into every nuanced corner of Burgundy Street. I am enamoured with this album, and you will be too”, Pete Williams – ‘Made In The Shade’, 99.3FM