Folks,
It's hard to believe that it's been TEN years since I first saw Ellis perform with the female trio pictured above. Yes, on Feb. 7, 1998, I attended my 3rd Ellis Paul show. It was the one time my husband Mike was with me at an EP show and I remember Mike talking to EP while EP signed autographs at a table and simultaneously ate a plate of spaghetti. I think I bought one of the Boston, Not Austin CDs that afternoon as I recall. It was an afternoon show at Miami University in Hamilton, Ohio. It was actually a terrific three-bill with the female trio and another group called Salamander Crossing, who sadly has broken up since then, although one of the members - Rani Arbo - performs as Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem, a marvelously eclectic, four-person acoustic string band with wicked percussion, great harmonies and sublime lead singing.
EP's setlist 10 years ago today:
Take Me Down (1)
Did I Ever Know You? (1)
Angel in Manhattan (2)
The World Ain’t Slowing Down (2)
She Wasn’t Listening (3)
Conversation with a Ghost (2)
3.000 Miles (2)
Translucent Soul (3)
Never Lived At All (1)
[poem] Love’s Too Familiar a Word (2)
Here She Is (2)
Did Galileo Pray (3)
The numbers indicate that it was the 1st, 2nd or 3rd time I heard a song. I love remembering those shows that opened with "Take me down". There were quite a few.
So, who wants the easy task of naming the female trio who also performed that afternoon?
KarenZ
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Karen -- amazing -- thanks for sharing the look back.
I'm at a loss for who those 3 women are, although:
one looks a little like cheryl wheeler
one looks a little like long tall marsha ball
my official guess, and I do mean guess:
the burns sisters?
the roches?
tres chicas?
3 bitchin babes?
I'm at a loss for who those 3 women are, although:
one looks a little like cheryl wheeler
one looks a little like long tall marsha ball
my official guess, and I do mean guess:
the burns sisters?
the roches?
tres chicas?
3 bitchin babes?
"once we're inside, it's a carnival ride" ~ ellis paul
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Ooooooo......and I thought this would be so easy.
(One of your guesses is correct, though.)
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(One of your guesses is correct, though.)
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I have no idea either Paddy, and I searched the archives and found no hints there either, though I agree it does look like it could be Kris D. How about Susan Werner......hmmm.. well Don C. is in the picture so it must have been a memorable night for sure.
Rani Arbo will be at Stone Soup on Feb. 16th...
Rani Arbo will be at Stone Soup on Feb. 16th...
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okay....the sleuth in me thinks the answer may lie in a compilation cd ellis appears on with many other artists, one of which is cheryl wheeler.
I have the cd, or cassette as the case may be, just can't recall the title. I have even looked at ellis' discography but don't see it listed there.
The title may have silver wolf in the title. I think it was a cd for a woman's shelter in the boston area, or maybe a homeless shelter.
As i recall the cd had lots of female artists. Methinks the girls onstage with ellis and don are also on that compilation for charity.
we're gettin there, karen.
check this out, folks....
http://www.silverwolfmusic.com/
found the silverwolf homeless charity cd...ellis ain't on it.
never mind.....
I have the cd, or cassette as the case may be, just can't recall the title. I have even looked at ellis' discography but don't see it listed there.
The title may have silver wolf in the title. I think it was a cd for a woman's shelter in the boston area, or maybe a homeless shelter.
As i recall the cd had lots of female artists. Methinks the girls onstage with ellis and don are also on that compilation for charity.
we're gettin there, karen.
check this out, folks....
http://www.silverwolfmusic.com/
found the silverwolf homeless charity cd...ellis ain't on it.
never mind.....
"once we're inside, it's a carnival ride" ~ ellis paul
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Yes, L-R it's Marie, Jeannie, and Annie Burns.
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