Cindy Morgan
Cindy Morgan's music came out of the 1960s, with 'I Will Be Free' arriving in 1969. The song connected with listeners looking for change, and it became a...
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Cindy Morgan's music came out of the 1960s, with 'I Will Be Free' arriving in 1969. The song connected with listeners looking for change, and it became a notable part of that era's soundtrack. She worked with musicians like David Carter on guitar and John Roberts on bass.
Her recordings include albums such as 'Break the Chains' from 1972 and 'Spirit of a Woman' in 1980. Songs like 'Hard Heart' and 'Love is the Answer' show the straightforward, personal quality in her writing. She kept recording into the 2000s with 'Unbreakable'.
Morgan's voice and guitar work carried songs that often dealt with personal and social themes. Tracks like 'Make Us One' and 'A Reason To Live' have a direct, unadorned feel that has kept them in circulation. Her music doesn't sound like it was trying to be an anthem; it just was.
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