The Fallen Angels StoryAt 4am, one cold September Saturday morning, Leticia Maher looked back at the year’s work on her album Fallen Angels and realized she had nothing.Nothing that sounded close to a finished album, her precious music files held to ransom, and facing the prospect of having to start the record all over again, she remembered a name scribbled in her dairy a year before.So she wrote an email to multi Aria Award winning producer Craig Pilkington, asking if he could listen to the unfinished tracks. “I didn’t even know him, but he called the next day and said he would listen. I just wanted someone impartial to tell me if I should stop or keep going.”Work on the album began in January with a hand-picked group of Melbourne musicians, including Peter Robertson (drums), Grant Cummerford (double bass), Ron Tabuteau (guitar/dobro), Anita Quayle (cello) and Bruce Haymes (keyboards).The band rehearsed for a couple of months, then recorded 14 songs in productive sessions starting at Easter. But on