Komplettes MP3 Album von Lizanne Knott
Angegebene Spieldauer: 33:53
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2004-01-20
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: "One of the most captivating and prolific singer-songwriters to come out of the Philadelphia music scene, this music deserves a listen and then some"

Käufer, die sich für (Jill Sobule Rickie Lee Jones Julie Miller) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
"Lizanne sings so sweet... she makes birds jealous" - Phil Roy

A frequent performer at circuit venues and coffee houses in and around Philadelphia, Lizanne has been steadily making her mark on the music scene. Her mesmerizing and sometimes ’quirky’ songs have been used in independant films and by organizations as widespread as the National Coalition for The Homeless (which this CD benefits). Together with GRAMMY Award winning Producer/ Engineer, Glenn Barratt, who’s credits include work with Sting, Elton John, Janis Ian, Jill Scott, Susan Werner, Phil Roy and a host of friends (who happen to be some of the most renowned session musicians around) she has created a colorful, sometimes suprising, tapestry of sound. Definately one to add to your collection of favorites.

What industry folks are saying:

Ted Thomas Jr, Producer of Grammy Nominated Platinum Artist, Jill Scott, says that Lizanne is one of the most prolific songwriters he has ever worked with and touts her delivery as "fresh and compelling." "Lizanne’s ability to create compositions that touch the simplest of human emotions is second to none."

Bobby Manriquez (Nils Lofgren, Rick Derringer)
"Lizanne is a fresh refection of passion and femininity. Her apparent depth and life experience are bridled by her really cool way of making songs about life; a choice....and a voice so catchy and sexy that it’s seemingly unaware of it’s potency."

Kevin Whalum (Kirk Whalum)
"a gifted lyricist with an anointed vocal delivery. What else is needed?"

Frank Petrie (Musician, booking agent)
"Lizanne’s writing is the very best of Tom Waits and Jill Sobule rolled into one. To miss any of Lizanne’s music is to miss what the point of what music is all about."