Teresa Ennis Discography of CDs

Teresa Ennis albums Track Listing of songs: Madame Bonaparte/Devil's Dream/Mason's Apron; Innis Aigh; Lukey/Lukaloney; My Bonnie; My Home/the Contradiction/Julia Delaney; Come By the Hills; Fingal's Cave; Mháiri Bhóidheach; Rattlin' Roarin' Willie; Red Is the Rose; Le Lys Vert;

Teresa Ennis CD discography Even before the listener plays the first track on the Ennis Sisters' album, he or she is struck by the title. It's Not About You has a vague feminist ring to it: These three sisters may seek love like other women, but they also have individual existences beyond any love interest in their lives. As one might expect, the sisters -- Maureen, Karen, and Teresa -- flex a lot of vocal dexterity, trading leads and intertwining their voices for high-flown harmony. The bluesy "Turn up the Radio" sounds like a good radio track with a singalong chorus. The singer isn't against love, but declares: "Maybe someday we'll be ready for this/A white picket fence and a couple of kids/I know what I'm not and I know what this is/And I'm not doin' it yet." For listeners accustomed to Rounder's mostly acoustic acts, country-pop tracks with a full-blown production like "Knocks Me off My Feet" may come as a bit of a shock. The sisters balance these upbeat songs of independence with sad ballads like "All Over Again" and "If Only": Freedom is a wonderful thing, but it leaves one lonely. The album ends by including remixes of the title track, "I'd Never Walk Away," and "Without You," each with bigger productions and a more pop-friendly sound. The Ennis Sisters have crafted a confident and radio-friendly album. It's Not About You will please fans of the group's self-titled album and fans of female groups like the Dixie Chicks. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Additional personnel includes: Mike Francis (acoustic & electric guitars, dulcimer); Rolly Platt (harmonica); Brent Bakman (keyboards); Scott Alexander (acoustic & electric basses); Brian Barlow (drums, percussion). 1st U.S.Rel.By This Canadian Trio. Won 2002 Juno Award. Producers: Tim Thorney, Brad Nelson, Mark Murphy. Personnel: Ennis Sisters (vocals); Teresa Ennis, Karen Ennis (vocals); Justin Abedin (guitar); Michael Francis (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar, dulcimer); Maureen Ennis (acoustic guitar); Tim Thorney (electric guitar, mandolin); Mike Holder (steel guitar); Don Reed (fiddle); Brent Barkman (keyboards); Scott Alexander (acoustic bass, electric bass); Brian Barlow (drums, percussion). Audio Mixer: L. Stuart Young. Audio Remixer: Brad Nelson. Recording information: Great Big Music West And East. Ennis Sisters: Maureen Ennis (vocals, acoustic guitar); Karen Ennis, Teresa Ennis (vocals).

Teresa Ennis music CDs Recording information: Record Time, St. John's, Mexico; The Sonic Temple, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Arrangers: Maureen Ennis; Mark Murphy . Personnel: Maureen Ennis (vocals, acoustic guitar, bodhran, tambourine); Karen Ennis (vocals, bodhran); Teresa Ennis (vocals, maracas); Chris Bartos (acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Kim Dunn (piano); Brian Bourne (bass guitar); Mark Murphy (percussion). Audio Mixer: Dave Hillier.