Few people in the music business possess the experience and expertise of Beth Greenwood. She knows how to sing—within a few minutes her audience knows that. She has understanding and respect for composers and lyricists. Perhaps that applies because the lady is a songwriter of words and notes herself.

Beth Greenwood releases Darkness and Light, performing to packed houses at Don't Tell Mama, NYC in December of 2002.

The album features a sampling of her original rock and blues compositions in addition to rock, blues, gospel and Broadway classics. She is joined on this album by highly regarded musicians, including Dave Keyes(piano), Jeff Golub(guitars), Lincoln Schleiffer(bass), Tony Thunder Smith(drums), Kevin Hupp(drums), Cornelius Bumpus(sax) and a horn section of John Sneider(trumpet), Dave Gibson(trombone) and Lou Marini(sax) of the original Blues Brother Band. There are special performances by Danny Lewis on organ, Mall Kiil on piano and the late great Jim Gregory on bass.

The album was recorded, mixed and mastered by Will Schillinger of Pilot Recording Studios, NYC.