“Comes Love” on Random Chance Records
The songs on the latest 45 rpm record include “Walkin’ After Midnight,” a cover of a Country-Western song made famous by Patsy Cline:
As well as a cover of “Comes Love.” This release on Random Chance Records features evocative sounds of an earlier era of jazz/blues/pop:
“Comes Love” was written in 1939; music by Sam H. Stept; words by Lew Brown and Charles Tobias. Personnel on this recording includes Dennis Lexicon (keys), Dean Haas (drums), Billy Flynn (Guitar), and Ben E. Miller (Bass).
And here’s some originals…
Heart Hitter
A blues-influenced song by Hannah, performed by Dean Haas (Drums), Martin Lang (Harp).
Hannah Frank Group
Hannah Frank Group performed in Chicago 2012-2019 and hit several milestones including playing House of Blues twice. The group hosted the Chicago Acoustic Underground “Singing for Your Supper” Songwriter Showcase, for over two years, building the local songwriter scene.
The official Hannah Frank Group features Hannah Frank (guitar/vocals), Meg Thomas (percussion), Victor Sanders on mystery guitar and Ben E. Miller on bass. They performed at Mayne Stage (now Rhapsody), Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest, and The Chicago Independent Songwriter Festival. Their debut effort LIVE EP (recorded live in the studio) received radio play on WLUW and WDCB. (EP Cover Photo by Alex Del Llano)
More Collaborations:
Hannah’s live shows and studio efforts are joined by special guests from the folk, rock, jazz and blues scenes. Here’s one of many collaborations: The 15 Horses EP has an electric rock flavor with a songwriter heart.
15 Horses EP by Hannah Frank & CO.
Watch the video! Here’s the title track “15 Horses” (credits Kevin Rush music, Hannah Frank lyrics). (EP Cover Photo by Roman Sobus)
Live Shows
In addition to songwriter shows, the latest live show configuration is:
Roots Revelry: Traditional Folk, Dylan covers, Chicago Blues, a dash of Country Western—and a few originals for good measure.
For booking or collaborations, email here.