Suzanne Sherwin (acoustic guitar and vocals,)
Landis Armstrong (electric guitar and vocals,)
Charlie Irwin (bass and vocals,)
Bruce Logan (designated hitter)
Influences
Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Patsy Cline, Bonnie Raitt, Steve Goodman, Kris Kristofferson, Hank Williams, Rodney Crowell, Rosanne Cash, the Eagles, and others too numerous to mention.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Suzanne Sherwin took her first steps on the floor of a hotel room, while traveling with her parents' lounge band.
Growing up amid a flourishing L.A. club scene, Suzanne started her first band, Gun Shy, while still in her teens. Shortly after that she became a part of the bay-area-based country group, California Zephyr, with whom she continued to perform for many years.
As a songwriter, Suzanne has been a winner - and subsequent judge - of the prestigious New Folk Award at the Kerrville Folk Festival.
In addition to singing backgrounds on a Johnny Cash album ("The Mystery of Life,") Suzanne also provided the voice for Trixie, the animatronic bear in the Country Bear Jamboree attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. She has written and performed many times with acclaimed singer-songwriter-guitarist Michael Johnson, and is featured on two duets on Johnson's "Live At The Bluebird" album. (The Sherwin/Johnson collaboration "Life After You," was also featured in an issue of Fingerstyle Guitar magazine.) Suzanne's repetoire ranges from traditional country to tasteful renditions of classic '40's jazz, with much ground in-between.
The bee's knees? Knee tattoos are extremely painful, I dunno. Mine was a gift, I don't know I'd pay for one. But I'm cheap. Can't wait to get better on the songs.
As Far As I can See, is a great tune and the voice sounds wonderful. Anyone who wrote Kindred Spirits is bound to write more great songs. Your one of my faves!
Heya sweetheart. You still at Guero's? An old friend of mine just moved to Austin, and wanted good mexican food. So, NATURALLY I took her there. Looked for ya, but was at a loss. Of course, it was a Sunday on South Congress, and it was busy as hell. Anyways, was gonna say hey to ya. Hope you're doing good, and maybe I can catch you one of the next times you play. Adios, darlin.
