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Sunday, October 15, 2006
KPIG LIVE RADIO CONCERT: THIS IS WHAT RADIO SHOULD BE
" Sherry Austin: a singer who is
going to break through (and escaped Lost Altos too). Her
new album is mature, wry, smart, sensitive and funny. She
let me sit in on a tune today, "Hallelujah," which
I thought was original, but isn't...in her unassuming way,
she is a much bigger talent than she gives herself credit for
being."
-Brad Kava, San Jose Mercury News
"Sherry's music is a
rewarding listen. With fresh melodies and believable lyrics,
I'll have to include it in my road trip collection. Cool
voice, also!
Grammy-winning producer/musician, Lloyd Maines
" Rita Coolidge meets Judy Collins. "
Brabant News, Canada
" Sherry's voice is like catching
a good wave. It's smooth, comfortable, free and fun. But
every now and then it slaps you awake and demands every bit
of your attention. It's the homey comfort of Dale Evans blended
with the crisp edginess of a cool California blonde. "
Sleepy John, host of "Please Stand By," KPIG
107.5 FM, Freedom, Calif.
" Stellar, production, songwriting, and singing abound
on Sherry Austin's debut CD. Sherry's husky yet heartwarmingly
beautiful voice captured my attention with the very first song "Learning." Her
soulful voice can only be compared to the late Kate Wolf or
one of my other favorite females from Austin, Sarah Elizabeth
Campbell. A prettier, more captivating voice I have not heard
in many a moon. Plus she can write a mean car song or two.
Check it out! "
Dallas Dobro, KPIG Radio and MC of Strawberry Music
Festival
" Sherry Austin goes beyond the
singer/songwriter genre with her Texas-style roadhouse originals
and choice of covers. Her material has the rough-hewn sensitivity
of a Robert Earl Keen, a Fred Eaglesmith, or a Slaid Cleaves,
but her powerful, clear voice adds a feminine dimension that
is totally fresh. People listening across the country are
going to get a whole new feel for a popular form because
now it's coming from a woman's perspective. "
Tom Miller, booker, Henflings International
Folk & Acoustic
Concert Series
" A fine and welcome debut in the tradition of California
singer/songwriters, think of Kate Wolf with a honky-tonk band. "
Rick Shea, California singer/songwriter
" Vrr-o-o-m, Vrr-o-o-m, "
Unkle Sherman, DJ, PIG RADIO |
