Meghan Andrews on Guitar and Vocals, Jojo Kuo always on percussion, and a variety of the most amazing musicians of NY, some of them natives and some of them just passing thru, all friends of mine, my Dad, or Jojo.
Influences
Joni Mitchell, Laura Nero, Suzanne Vega, Ani Difranco, Tori Amos, James Taylor, Bob Dylan, Billie Holiday, Indigo Girls, They Might Be Giants, Shakespeare, Ibsen, Chek...oh wait, sorry... Ben Folds, Coltrane, Ella, Peggy Lee, K.D. Lang, Amy Coreia, Charlie Parker, Jobim, Copland, Debussy, Mahalia Jackson, Take 6, Quincy, Peter Gabriel, Michel Legrand, Gershwin, The Wiggles (sigh), Bernstein, The Go-Go's, P.J. Harvey, Tracy Chapman, Jaik Miller & Yamma Bandit, Jewel (sigh), Eddie Vedder, Hole (First Album), Pat Metheny ..... oh and my mom's 70's folk duo Heaven and Earth
So, the more I surf the Myspace music pages, the more I see that this bio thing is necessary. Everyone's got a little something to say about themselves, only a few pioneers let the music speak solely for itself. And although I like to deem myself worthy of pioneer status at times, I'm not one who likes to be left out of things; i'm the baby of the family. So... my biography begins and ends in New York, Manhattan if we're being specific. And it consists of music, lot's of music, music from every angle of my life. Listening to my father play Chopin while I watched cartoons, or my Memom play Rhapsody in Blue while I lay on her fuzzy green rug. Hearing my mother make up a 7th harmony while singing along to Take6. Checking my sisters' tower of CD's for the next best thing and stealing They Might Be Giants "Flood" or anything by the Pixies or Tribe Called Quest. Then I picked up the Guitar...my outlet for the ecstacies of life. And thus far it's been a pretty illuminating life, full of highs and deep with lows; but the music always emparts it's justice on everything I think I already know about, leaving me with countless 3-5 minute windows into the life of yours truly, and fingers that are all cut up and somtimes bleed, if it's been a long hard jam.
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Hey Meghan, Sorry I missed you at Magdelena's the other night. I did send a friend up there to see you and he said, "She's all that!" (but I already knew that of course) Craig
hey meghan, thanks for being friends. Your music sounds really great, awesome voice and nice melodies. Hope you enjoy my music, too... best wishes, JaNina </a
Thanks so much for adding me. As I said in my request, I absolutely love your voice. The next time you do a show in NYC, I'll be there. Well, hope you have a simply delightful weekend ahead of you! :)
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