The ballad "Colors" featured another heart-stopping vocal, as Potter delivered tenderness and nuance, yet capped it all off with an Olympian sustain, lingering on the chorus for what seemed like eons. Just the two guitarists, with acoustic guitars, accompanied Potter on "Big White Gate" which she mentioned made her think of grandmother, who'd died recently. It's a remarkable song, sort of a non-denominational, everyman's gospel tune, where the singer wonders about an afterlife, and humbly suggests some folks there might want to have her sing.

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