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Stephanie
Mechura Stephanie Mechura is a San
Francisco-based singer/ songwriter whose accomplished guitar playing and captivating voice
place her among today's top contemporary folk artists. Stylistically, she evokes the folk
funk of Rickie Lee Jones, while being lyrically reminiscent of Suzanne Vega and Joni
Mitchell. Each of her songs tell the story of the background from which it cames. When
asked to describe her, admirers smile, then smile a little wider, and simply say
"you've gotta hear her to really know."
Stephanie has released two CD's on her independent lable Fat Baby Records. Her debut
album, ...Ellipsis, has been receiving critical acclaim nationwide. Her second
album, Crush, was released in March of 1996 and has already started to gain the
attention of press and radio. Stephanie actively tours California and the Pacific
Northwest, as well as the greater Boston and New York City areas.
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| Chris Black
Searing and scorching; sweet and
brash; country and pop; punk and rock; The Dirty Folk Revolution is Chris Black and Dave
Grogan. Plugged in or acoustic, on the street or in the pub. Great songs, lyrics,
harmonies, and rhythm. This New York duo has burned itself into hearts of fans in the
States, Ireland, and across Europe. The band's second CD, Waiting for June, released in
June 1998, has already been applauded by critics as a brilliant follow-up to the 1997
release, A Mind is a Terrible Thing. Right now The Dirty Folk Revolution is state-side,
rocking their way across the country, catch them if you can! |
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| Doug Hartline Doug Hartline is a good friend and fellow Jazz
Guitar player. He is an accomplished player and composer who plays very much in the
style of Larry Carlton with an added element that is unmistakenly "Doug
Hartline". Great Chops - A Great Sound - Good Tunes and a hell of a nice guy to
boot.
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