This 1995 album captured Kate Power in a moment of gentle, acoustic-driven songwriting that felt both personal and universally relatable. It showcased her knack for understated melodies and heartfelt lyricism.
- The album was self-released on Kate Power's own label. It was recorded at a small studio in Olympia, Washington. The album features guest appearances from members of the Seattle folk-rock band "The Early Hours".
- This album was recorded over three sessions in late 1994 and early 1995. It was produced by Power herself, with assistance from local sound engineer Mark Davies. The initial pressing of 500 copies sold out within six months.
- Upon release, "Dancing in the Kitchen" received positive reviews in regional music publications like the "Northwest Folk Music Gazette." It was a modest commercial success, primarily selling at live shows and through independent record stores. The song "Old Friend" became a local radio favorite on college stations.
Kate Power is a singer-songwriter from the Pacific Northwest known for her intimate folk music. "Dancing in the Kitchen" arrived as she was solidifying her reputation in the Pacific Northwest folk scene.
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