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Loving and leaving while the leaving's good folk/pop with Grapelli-like violin solo. With Guy Mulford on violin |
Fiesty statement of the war between the sexes with a jazzy swing beat. with Jay Young on drums. |
Inspired by love and mud flaps a traveling song - with a two step rhythm with Jay Young on drums |
Whimsical and affectionate like an old time musical - swing with a sultry sax solo. with Cindy Minkler on piano, Mark Kelly on tenor sax and Stephanie Straight on drums. |
and more paper - a quantitative protest with a sense of humor and a bluesy shuffle beat. with Ranger Kidwell-Ross on drums. |
Ever died in traffic? - humorous folk/rock protest. with Ranger Kidwell-Ross on drums |
Is it a dream or is it real? - a folk ballad with a delicately played autoharp. with Richard Scholtz on autoharp and Ranger Kidwell-Ross on drums. |
Just for fun, old fashioned swing with a twist of humor with Cindy Minkler on piano, Mark Kelly on soprano sax and Stephanie Straight on drums. |
A relationship gone a rye - an upbeat comment on alcohol abuse. with Richard Scholtz on autoharp and Jay Young on drums. |
Makes the best of a fading love - folk/jazz shuffle with sax. with Mark Kelly on tenor sax and Stephanie Straight on drums. |
Sweeping and melodic love song - folk/pop with a touch of torch styling. with Guy Mulford on violin. |
Beauty woven around a bitter sweet feeling - folk/pop with autoharp. with Richard Scholtz on autoharp and Jay Young on drums. |
Haunting scenes of emotions personified - light folk/rock with a latin beat. with Jay Young on drums. |
images within images, wrapped in a soaring minor melody - folk arranged in light classical styling, with Richard Scholtz on autoharp |
Is the "truth" for sale? - strongly melodic folk/rock protest. |
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"Marcia approaches her subject with a tongue-in-cheek, folksy swing...she
still calls a pig a pig, but in such a way that you have to laugh...I like
her voice..."
Dan Thompson
The South Seattle Sentinel
"excellent songs, written and beautifully sung by Marcia.. the kind of
professional edge rarely heard on a first effort.... notably good
lyrics...'star' quality... "
David Hull-editor
Northwest Events & Lifestyle Review
"a stimulating and provocative collection...rich in powerful images set in
elegant music"
Bruce Boyle
Talk of the Town
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Marcia Guderian & Entendre Music P.O. Box 1569 Bellingham, Washington 98227 (360) 647-4371
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Marcia's Albums
"No Parking Anytime" | "Full Moon" | "Mansion On Mars"