Oliveira Dalva De Dalva CD - Import

The Reading Eagle reported that "rarely does a band feature one exceptionally talented female singer, yet BBT boasts two. And each adds to the other, switching from lead to backup to harmony with ease and a sense of egolessness. Each seems to try to find ways for the other to shine vocally (and lyrically)." Singer/lyricist Angela Ezell continues her tradition of theatrical stage antics and melodic expression to form half of the focal point of this veritable onstage party. And meet Sue Groove, your other center ring melodious hostess-with-the-mostest, who recently returned from the Great White North with a shiny new Bachelorette of Music degree in her bag. Imagine if Ginger and Mary Ann were BOTH naughty!Brad Bansner is responsible for all of the wah-wah guitar chunking, as well as the keyboards. And a good bit of the writing. Oh yeah, and the website, some recording engineering, and other stuff too, probably. A review of Brad's last solo effort, Programme D'Experience in Frets, Axes and Riffs magazine exclaims, "I'm surprised this dude's fingers didn't fall the hell off." That's Brad.

About the Organ:The Austin (Opus 2259) resides in the First Presbyterian Church in Winchester, Virginia. The organ was installed in the autumn of 1957 and dedicated in a service on November 26, 1957. This project was recorded in December 2007 at the time of its 50th anniversary celebration. The organ has 35 ranks distributed over three manual keyboards and a pedal keyboard. The 2,231 pipes, handcrafted and voiced for this organ in this space, are located in special chambers built on opposite sides of the chancel with an additional chamber at the rear of the sanctuary. The north chamber houses the Great Division, the south chamber the Swell Division, with the rear chamber housing the Antiphonal Division.

All Swell, Antiphonal and Great voices are under expression except for the Diapasons in the Great. There are many mechanical controls and octave couplers available giving this organ flexibility. The tonal qualities of this Austin pipe organ are classically American, with inspiration drawn from English cathedral organs. The organ also has some symphonic organ characteristics offering three different celestes and solo reed voices such as clarinet and oboe (haut bois).