專輯就如標題所示，是近年來少見的「清新」專輯。Bonnie Koloc 的聲音溫暖乾淨，讓人聆聽時毫無壓力的嗓音吸引無數人觀賞她的演出，是喜歡英國女聲的越有值得收藏的專輯。
Track Listing
1. The Kitten 0:47
2. Thinking About you 3:57
3. Two Black Guitars 4:17
4. The Lamb 1:14
5. Keep it to Yourself 3:00
6. Sophisticated Lady 4:11
7. The Barn cat 2:39
8. Howlin' at the Moon 3:41
9. Ballad for a Quiet man 2:50
10. Satin Woman 3:55
11. Elise 3:24
12. Slow Dancing to the Blues 3:10
13. I've got to Believe 5:27
14. Night and day 3:26
Total Time: 46:06
Bonnie Koloc - lead vocals and guitar(track 3, 10)
Don Stille - piano (track 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 13)
Howard Levy - piano (track 11) mandolin (track 3, 10)
Steve Eisen - saxophone (track 5, 8, 9, 13, 14)
John Bany - bass (track 5, 8, 13)
Phil Gratteau - drums (track 5, 8, 13)
Elliott Delman (track 3, 10) - guitar
Recorded at Lake Forest College, Lily Reid Memorial Chapel, 21 - 22 March 2000 by Ken Christianson, Pro Musica, Chicago.
The enduring and versatile voice of Bonnie Koloc has been heard in Chicago since 1968. For a decade, Bonnie was the hottest act in town; drawing crowds at her regular venue that queued in lines around the block waiting to see her perform. With the brand new release of Visual Voice on The Naim Label, Bonnie proves that she still has all of this popular talent that attracted so many fans.
Visual Voice consists of all Bonnie’s own work except one track. The album also features lyrics from “The Bestiary”, Bonnie’s award winning series. “The Bestiary” is a body of artwork which also features accompanying linocuts that have been reproduced in the booklet. Recorded by Ken Christianson in the glorious acoustics of Lake Forest College and featuring the a whole host of talented musicians including Don Stille and Howard Levy, Visual Voice is an endearing mixture of folk, jazz and blues - a perfect showcase for Bonnie’s range of enduring talent.
