Sue Mansour: Vocals, Tambourine
Dave Justo: Lead Guitar
Joe Diablo: Rhythm Guitar
Travis Smith: Bass Guitar
Joe Armstrong: Drums
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Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Aretha Franklin, Elvis Presley, Pat Benatar, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Cream, The Who, Deep Purple, The Yardbirds, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Sly and the Family Stone, AC/DC, Howlin’ Wolf, Otis Redding,The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Link Wray, 13th Floor Elevators, and countless others....
Sounds Like
If Janis Joplin Cream-ed Jimi Hendrix after feeding The Seeds to her
Yardbirds then walked into The Doors of a Led Zeppelin concert on
the Black Sabbath and began Rolling Stones at Sly and the Family
Stone. Annnnd... she went to bed with a bump on her head while listening to a
Soundgarden of AC/DC: That's the Who's who of what we sound like....
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Soraia's "Shed the Skin" has a new review currently running on Tony Kuzminski's blog on Antimusic.com and The Screen Door:
Here's some quotes from Tony's review...able to be found on The Screen Door's blog and Antimusic.com, a site with 3 million readers a month. Writer Anthony Kuzminski is a world-reknowned reviewer, articulate and graphic with his reviews and known for his unique and genuine style. Throughout his career, he has reviewed bands such as U2, No Doubt, Guns N' Roses, Talking Heads, and thousands more. Please go to the above links for the entire review:
"...It’s unlikely you’ll hear any album in the next year whose rock and soul architecture sounds this fresh...."
"....Soraia are not hopping on any bandwagons, they merely check vintage classic rock riffs and find a way to swathe them into a package that is intoxicating and enthralling. There is a profound depth to the lyrics which are enhanced by the layered roars of guitars that make you yearn for a time where albums and artists ruled the landscape....."
"....As Mansour belts out the title track, her voice crows with an immediate and defiant pulse which is nothing short of pulverizing. Her vocal styling’s are a throwback to the past but what’s integral is that she is well aware of the rich tradition of singers who have come before her as she reaches back further than just one decade but five decades to the inner workings of Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett before recording her dynamic, soulful and mesmerizing vocals...."
A huge thank you to Chicago-based writer/reviewer, Tony Kuzminski.
Back at ya, hope santa spoiled you :) Let's hope that 2010 brings a much better year than 09, we're happy to be kicking this one good bye! Have fun & be safe, hopefully our schedules will work out sometime soon, so that we can get together. We're gonna get this CD out if it kills us by Halloween! Wish us luck :) Cheers! ~D
i think we can work together. i've been put in charge of booking for a monthly concert series here and we're looking for an out of town band on january 29th. lemme know what you think
Glad to see that you all are coming back to Lancaster. Y'all did great at The Village last time around. Looking forward to the up coming Chamelion show!