traveling to Italy, going to Portland in the back of a '68 Galaxie singing songs with my sister as a child, losing love, being a firefighter in the Forest Service, my grandmother, Irish lineage, the Oregon coast, Fire in Alaska, being 'different' in a small town.... my counselor at Kings Lake Girl Scout Camp~
Other musicians--David Gray, Neko Case, Amy Ray, REM, Patty Griffin, Damian Rice, Shawn Colvin, Jeff B, Aimee Mann, old EJ, Johnette Napolotano / CB, Ryan Adams, early Pretenders, PJ Harvey, Lucinda, Muchas Mas....
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We would like to thank all of the following stations and our fans for your amazing support on this latest album.
"The kind of voice careers are built on...." -John Davy, Americanahomeplace.com
"Criminally unsigned..." -UK Music shopper
"Another favorite takes her place on my shelf...I played it again and again--cuz I wanted to..." -GoGirlsMusic.com
"Sue Quigley has a magnificent voice. Her warm, full-bodied alto is reminiscent of early Melissa Etheridge, Susan Tedeshi and Bonnie Raitt and, like those artists, she's also an accomplished guitar player... the soul-glimpsing lyrics make her music all the more accessible."
-Kristin Hubbard, Vigilance Music
"....Sue's music will leave you tapping your foot and singing the choruses for days... showcases Quigley's voice and poignant lyrics" -Jesse Flores, Seattle Sound Magazine
"...“Killingsworth Street” reined supreme. Her UK radio hit “Paper Tiger” was also nice and rockin’ and the understated, vaguely twangy turn she took on Radiohead’s “Fake Plastic Trees” at the end was fantastic." -By Kim Ruehl, Seattle Sound Magazine. | Full Review
Hey Ms. Sue...happy Wednesday to ya. Just wanderin' by listening to your music. When are ya comin' to No. CA for a road trip gig? Keep us in mind down here. Music On!
haven't stopped listening to the cd you gave me as i hear something new each time....seems like your songs resonate strongly in my world! enjoy the holidays and thanks for the beautiful music! Your donated cds will be given to the troops fighting for us through Operation Gratitude. That's a wonderful gift you gave - of your self!
Hey Sue! It was truly awesome meeting you this weekend in Nashville for Indiegrrl! We have such a love for your music and can't wait to catch up with you again soon! Let's setup a time for an interview this September, OK?
Here are a couple short videos we took of your performances in our Hotel Room:
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"Perfect Chaos," Sue Quigley’s latest CD, is a polished continuation of this fine Seattle-bred singer-songwriter’s exploration of traditional and classic female rock forms. This time around, though, the acoustic guitars are a little more pronounced and the rhythms less insistent, but the hooks are no less engaging and Quigley’s resonant voice still squeezes every last drop of blood from her songs’ intricate veins. And rich veins they are. “Fallen World” masterfully blends a syncopated rhythm to a sonorous cello in a moving bid for hope and redemption, while the melodic “Paper Tiger” languorous vocal belies the rage smoldering barely under the surface. “Picture in a Drawer” and “She’s Not Talking to You” are nifty mid-tempo numbers reminiscent of female rock forebears like Johnette Napolitano, Sass Jordan, or Patty Smyth. But on the album’s stripped down ballads - such as the closer, “How It’s Going to Be,” with it’s demo-like vocal and acoustic guitar-only performance – or the moving “Yours to Say,” Quigley reveals the softer edges of a fiercely independent artist to best effect. All told, “Perfect Chaos” is a terrific alternative pop/rock-oriented CD and a fine addition to Sue Quigley’s growing and noteworthy canon.
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