Sally Morgan - Guitar, Vocals
Peter Sharpe - Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals
On Wandering Through Walls:
Ross Martin - Electric and Acoustic Guitars
Bill McKay - Piano, Organ
Chris Wright - Bass
Brian Denver - Drums
Influences
Patty Griffin, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon...ya' know the usual greats in the folk world, Lowell George, Darrell Scott, Bill Monroe, Gillian Welch, The Allman Brothers, desert landscapes and open highways, lot's of 80's rock I may or may not be so happy about their influence, Kelly Joe Phelps, Bruce Springsteen, Patty Larkin, beautiful moments and hard times.
Sounds Like
What I think I sound like and what I actually sound like are probably very different things so...you tell me.
Sally Morgan's songwriting has been compared to Patty Griffin, Gillian Welch, and the ballads of Bob Dylan with a hint of southern rock and R&B. Her vocals are soulful and searing with intelligent and thought provoking lyrics. Sally's debut album "Wandering Through Walls" was released in July of 2007 and showcases some of Boulder, Colorado's finest musicians. Ross Martin on guitar, Bill McKay of Leftover Salmon on piano and organ, Peter Sharpe on acoustic guitar and mandolin, and the engineering wizardry of James Tuttle all lend their vast talents to Sally's excellent songwriting. The result is an album full of depth, soul, and exceptional musicality.
Sally's early life was inspired and shaped by a rich tradition of music in her family. With her Boston Pops trumpeteer great grandfather, opera singing grandmother, and professional classical guitarist father, it would seem that Sally would have found a comfortable spot in the classical world and for a while she did. It was while studying Opera and classical flute in college however that she discovered her true love of songwriting and improvisation. Shortly thereafter, Sally left the classical world, moved to San Francisco, began playing the guitar, writing her own songs and playing jazz and world music on the flute. While working at Berkeley, California's famed traditional music venue, Freight and Salvage she discovered and fell in love with acoustic folk music and bluegrass. These genres changed her musical disposition forever and had a major impact in her songwriting. Sally moved to Boulder, Colorado and quickly immersed herself in the bustling acoustic music scene of the Rockies. She began performing extensively in venues throughout the Boulder/Denver area and embarked upon recording her debut album.
Hey sally.. Great work.. I like listening to your tracks.. Believe it or not it gives me a lot of ideas on how to make my genre of music different.. Thx for the inspirations.. COLO representing.
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