Danny Schmidt And Carrie Elkin, The Green Note, London, review Danny Schmidt and Carrie Elkin wound up their long European tour with a night of humour and intimate songs in Camden's Green Note cafe. The pair - partners off stage, too, having met at a Townes Van Zandt tribute concert - normally tour solo but are planning a collaborative album. They complement each other adroitly as musicians and have more than enough wisecracking banter to keep each other in check on stage. Schmidt is a remarkable songwriter, poetic, funny, lyrical and moving - all evident in fine versions of This Too Shall Pass and the memorable Stained Glass: The chapel fell to silence it was more than just surprise As the monstrosity of colour slid its tongue across their eyes. With music fans, you pays your money and all that. For some, a £950 VIP dining experience package to see the Rolling Stones at the 02 is just the ticket. This was, for £10 in an atmospheric vegetarian café-bar in Camden Town, a dynamic and genuine show from musicians whose talent deserves a wider audience. A new digital 45 featuring Elkin singing Schmidt's song Company Of Friends and Schmidt singing Elkin's Swing From A Note is out now. See www.carrieanddannytogether.com for details