The Last Blues I'll Ever Sing / Let's Live Together

Released in 1975 on the independent label Rising Records, this single represents a snapshot of the mid-1970s Canadian music scene. The Lisa Hartt Band was led by vocalist Lisa Hartt, a performer who had previously gained recognition for her work with the group Hamblen and her solo contributions to the folk-rock circuit. This record was produced during a period when Hartt was seeking to establish a definitive rock sound, blending soulful vocal delivery with the blues-influenced arrangements that were popular in the era's pub and club circuits.

The composition captures the stylistic aspirations of the band, leaning into the heartland rock and blue-eyed soul influences that characterized Hartt’s artistic direction at the time. While the release remains a relatively obscure collector's item today, it is valued by enthusiasts of 1970s Canadian independent labels for its authenticity and its role in documenting the early career of a regional artist before her later transition into more mainstream session work and collaborations throughout the decade.