Here's a couple of my favorites -
Ani Difranco. She has about 11 or so CDs...all of them self produced on her own label. Her ealier stuff was pretty much folk. She's since melded a folk sound with funk. If that sounds cool to you - check her out. She also puts on a great live show - she has a live CD also called Living in Clip.
Liz Phair. Her latest - whitechocolatespaceegg is a really really good CD. I was never really a fan before this one, but have since tracked down her earlier releases.
Sarah Mclachlan. I admit it. Her voice can put me into a trance. Her older stuff is a bit weak, but her latest - Surfacing - is an overall good CD. She puts on a really good live show, so I recommend her live CD - Mirrorball.
And I know this one might make a few people think differently of me - but I like Alanis Morissette a lot. I'm probably not the demographic that she was trying to reach, but Jagged Little Pill was my soundtrack for the summer of 95. Wow that was a while ago. I do like her newest one too.
I better stop there.
Dan
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Here's a couple of my favorites -
Ani Difranco. She has about 11 or so CDs...all of them self produced on her own label. Her ealier stuff was pretty much folk. She's since melded a folk sound with funk. If that sounds cool to you - check her out. She also puts on a great live show - she has a live CD also called Living in Clip.
Liz Phair. Her latest - whitechocolatespaceegg is a really really good CD. I was never really a fan before this one, but have since tracked down her earlier releases.
Sarah Mclachlan. I admit it. Her voice can put me into a trance. Her older stuff is a bit weak, but her latest - Surfacing - is an overall good CD. She puts on a really good live show, so I recommend her live CD - Mirrorball.
And I know this one might make a few people think differently of me - but I like Alanis Morissette a lot. I'm probably not the demographic that she was trying to reach, but Jagged Little Pill was my soundtrack for the summer of 95. Wow that was a while ago. I do like her newest one too.
I better stop there.
Dan
Ani Difranco. She has about 11 or so CDs...all of them self produced on her own label. Her ealier stuff was pretty much folk. She's since melded a folk sound with funk. If that sounds cool to you - check her out. She also puts on a great live show - she has a live CD also called Living in Clip.
Liz Phair. Her latest - whitechocolatespaceegg is a really really good CD. I was never really a fan before this one, but have since tracked down her earlier releases.
Sarah Mclachlan. I admit it. Her voice can put me into a trance. Her older stuff is a bit weak, but her latest - Surfacing - is an overall good CD. She puts on a really good live show, so I recommend her live CD - Mirrorball.
And I know this one might make a few people think differently of me - but I like Alanis Morissette a lot. I'm probably not the demographic that she was trying to reach, but Jagged Little Pill was my soundtrack for the summer of 95. Wow that was a while ago. I do like her newest one too.
I better stop there.
Dan
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in a show with everything but Yul Brynner
in a show with everything but Yul Brynner
