May 2004 release	Darkest Before the Dawn Frankie Armstrong with Shanee Taylor and Sarah Harman
"There's nothing fragile about Armstrong's singing. It glows gloriously on Mike Westbrooke's Blake settings (including a brilliant London Song) and she attacks songs of injustice with honest and impressive conviction, a vigour made all the more striking and dramatic by the album's taut production." - Glasgow Herald download an MP3 of "Voices"	The Fair Moon Rejoices Frankie's earlier album has sold consistently well - her reputation is excellent. This second release is our long awaited CD of Frankie singing a collection of very powerful, mostly contemporary material, with Joan Mills, Biddy Wells, Peter Stacey, Ben Lawrence, Geoff Haynes and Darien Pritchard Tracks: Voices / London Song / Earth, Air, Fire and Water / Invitation / Flying High, Flying Free/Canaries in the Mine / Still is the Memory / Speech to Appollo / Out of the Darkness / I Feel that all the Stars Shine in Me / Ballad of Marie Sanders / Whore and the Holy One / Mourn Not the Dead/Song of Augustina Ruiz / Farewell My Friends / Let The Slave Harbourtown Records - HARCD 027
	Ways of Seeing "You'd be hard pressed to find a singer with a voice as powerful, versatile and expressive....Frankie has the remarkable ability to vividly convey the imagery of a song, capture and project it's every nuance, and perfectly exploit the natural tensions of lyric and melody, always giving her words space to breathe". "Ways of Seeing" is a powerful set of live concert recordings featuring Frankie singing on her own, in duets and with up to ten other women. tracks:Ja Helo / Ways of Seeing / Meeting / Girl in a Garden / Zaspo Janko / A Soothing Croon / Low Ground / Dead Leaves / Message From Mother Earth / Bread and Roses / I Only Believe in Miracles / Seven Gates / We Are Women / The Trial / The Pearl / Weave and Mend / Shto me e Milo / Shall There be Womanly Times. Harbourtown Records - HARCD 009