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Louisa Cooden
Louisa Cooden's music had a quiet, inward quality that felt personal rather than showy. Her song "Train Window" became known for its reflective mood, like...
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Louisa Cooden's music had a quiet, inward quality that felt personal rather than showy. Her song "Train Window" became known for its reflective mood, like watching scenery pass by with your own thoughts. She worked mostly alone, though she sometimes brought in other musicians for recordings or performances.
Her first album was called "A Thousand Paper Cranes," and she followed it with others like "The Distant Shore" and "In the Shadow of the Moon." The music wasn't easy to categorize, which bothered some listeners but felt honest to others. She kept her life private, letting the songs speak instead.
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