Washington City Paper review
Wednesday December 31, 1997 – 5:00 pmA review by John Dugan that appeared in the Washington City Paper (Washington, D.C.) at some point in 1998…
Calling Over Time begins, "I sing the blues most every night, and I wait for the one I lost," and ends with "Albany Blues," where the singer subtly mentions that she might be the one to bail out if things don’t get better. In similar manner, Edith Frost drops hints about what she’s updating; in a bluesy way, she’s fashioning something divine out of the raw material of sorrow, betrayal, and confusion.






