Connie Huber Discography of CDs

Connie Huber discography This is a really good and musical album. For ages three to seven. ~ Bob Hinkle Unknown Contributor Roles: Cheryl Dawdy; Connie Huber; Grace Morand. Personnel: The Chenille Sisters (vocals); Connie Huber (vocals, guitar); Cheryl Dawdy, Grace Morand (vocals); Vito Lafata (guitar, mandolin); Julian Van Slyke (drums). Recording information: Ann Arbor, MI ...

Connie Huber music CDs Personnel: Connie Huber (vocals, acoustic guitar); Cheryl Dawdy, Grace Morand (vocals); Rick Harris (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar); Johnny Cunningham (fiddle); Howard Levy (harmonica, piano); Billy Novick (clarinet); Alan Williams (harmonium, keyboards); Tom Hambridge, Jerry Deupree (drums). Recording information: Soundworks Studios, Watertown, MA. Photographer: Ameen Howrani. Unknown Contributor Role: Connie Huber. The Chenille Sisters: Cheryl Dawdy, Connie Huber, Grace ...

Connie Huber songs The Chenille Sisters opened up a whole new area of their career when they released their first children's album, 1-2-3 for Kids, in 1990. On that album, the three singers wrote seven of the 13 songs. On their second children's album, The Big Picture and Other Songs for Kids, they have taken an even bigger hand ...

Connie Huber music CDs Group Therapy features saxophonist and composer Dan Wilensky, electric and acoustic guitarist David Phelps, bassist Dean Johnson, and drummer Tony Moreno. The music is a celebration of collective improvisation - of the moment; freewheeling but disciplined jazz with heart. You'll hear shades of Monk, Joe Henderson and Pat Metheny. All About Jazz wrote: "Wilensky sounds like ...

Connie Huber CD discography James is still playing R&B/blues/rockabilly-based roots music as a solo act, but his songwriting has become somewhat more serious, in the mode of performers like Graham Parker and Bob Seger. His arrangements have more of a bluesy bar-band feel than those of the Kingbees on this competent, unremarkable 1993 set. ~ Richie Unterberger new album, w. ex-Mitch ...

Connie Huber albums After a children's album (1-2-3 for Kids), the Chenille Sisters return with the third album for grownups, Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm, and with the group's usual mixture of originals and covers, novelties and more serious fare, it adds more musical diversity (along with greater instrumentation), from the '20s/'30s swing sound of several tunes to rock ...

Connie Huber discography The Chenille Sisters, non-siblings Cheryl Dawdy, Connie Huber, and Grace Morand from Ann Arbor, MI, are a talented trio who sound not quite ready for the recording studio on their self-titled debut album. That judgment is not rendered due to their vocal talents, since they are a good harmony group with both a nice blend and ...

Connie Huber CD discography James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band: James Dapogny (piano); Rod McDonald (guitar); Kim Cusak (clarinet, alto saxophone, percussion); Russ Whitman (clarinet, tenor & baritone saxophones); Jon-Erik Kellso (trumpet, cornet); David Sager (trombone); Mike Karoub (bass); Wayne Jones (drums). /James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band. Recorded at Solid Sound, Ann Arbor, Michican. The Chenille Sisters: Cheryl Dawdy, Connie Huber, Grace Morand (vocals). Producers: Chenille ...

Connie Huber albums This CD draws its material from six very different recording projects by the Chenille Sisters, a vocal trio consisting of the unrelated Cheryl Dawdy, Connie Huber, and Grace Morand. The singers are heard performing swing jazz on "Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm" and "At the Codfish Ball" (with backing from pianist James Dapogny's band), but most ...

After a promising but uneven first album, the Chenille Sisters' sophomore effort, a relatively brief concert set called At Home with the Chenille Sisters, is a big step forward for the trio. The decision to record live at the Ark in their hometown of Ann Arbor, MI, was a good one, particularly because so much of the ...