Album 2    -   Full Moon
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Featuring: The MARCIA GUDERIAN Trio ( MG3 ) MARCIA GUDERIAN: vocals, 6 & 12 string acoustic guitar JOHN FLANCHER: acoustic stand-up bass, electric bass GIL BARBEE: drums, percussion copyright 1999 ENTENDRE (BMI) all rights reserved Available on CD. (Cassettes by special order) Songbook of Lyrics & Lead sheets also available Engineered and Co-Produced by CHUCK SEWARD Custer's Last recording Studio, Custer, WA

With guest artists: IRIS CLEARWATER: flute RICK DUNN: pedal steel GEEB JOHNSTON: fiddle/violin HUNTER MANN: vocal RICHARD MARSHALL SWIL KANIM: violin BOB McCAULEY: keyboard CHUCK SEWARD: back-up vocals BARRY ULMAN: saxophone

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Songs:

Hologram (2:07) An up-to-date romantic request in 4 part harmony...sort of a ragtime "ditty" chimes: Bob McCauley	Looking in a Mirror (2:59) What do you (or don't you) see when you look in a mirror ...Light rock with a rhythmic "hook" in the chorus.... flute: Iris Clearwater
Ride Johnny Ride (2:43) A wild west train robber and a good girl gone bad....country swing with wonderful pedal steel and fiddle stuff pedal steel: Rick Dunn, fiddle: Geeb Johnston	I Miss You (2:58) A simple statement of fact and feeling ...starts slow and then picks up to a light folk-rock
It Really Doesn't Matter (3:56) It really doesn't matter (or does it?)...a jazz/blues/ballad in 6/8 time sax: Barry Ulman	Just Can't Bargain With the Blues (2:38) Talking to the Blues.....an upbeat blues shuffle
Staying Up & Drinking Coffee (2:41) A Northwest coffee song and a lyrical lament all-in-one ...simple, reflective folk song - no drums	Leaves are Spiraling Down (2:46) unusual melodic and lyrical structure give this an "otherworld" feel ...light folk-rock with a back beat flute: Iris Clearwater
Full Moon (3:59) Who knows what may lurk in the shadows....a driving latin beat with a haunting melody violins, wind: Richard Marshall Swil Kanim	I've Got The Blues For Company (3:18) Ask the Blues in for tea, they'll be there anyway...a 6/8 blues ballad
No One to Talk To (2:32) Simple and pretty ...a folk lament set off by a latin beat	What's the Matter Papa (1:50) Out all night with the boys again ...a swingy tune with a bluesy twist
Skinny Cowboy with a Guitar (2:58) The story of an American woman's country dream man ...in 3/4 time .... violin: Geeb Johnston	Once I Wanted (2:05) defining love in terms of faith, respect and appreciation ....a slow folk-rolk that builds... a song / poem
Selling Silence (2:33) How much will we have to pay for peace and quiet? ...driving 2 beat rhythm, rich harmonies; percussion instead drums	Guardian Angel (4:43) a wistful sort of a ballad - duet ...with a strong 6/8 rhythmic backup 2nd vocal: Hunter Mann, violin: Richard Marshall Swil Kanim

All Songs: Words and music by Marcia Guderian, BMI, copyright 1990-7, all rights reserved

Accolades:

"On several tracks the music is more nightclub, jazzy, western swing, even bluegrass sounded......a special kind of folkrootsmusic, I do appreciate!!
Ray Pieters-Dreesens
"Somewhere Between", Radio Milo 103.1 FM, BELGIUM

"Hologram is one of the funniest, poignant and subtle songs I've ever come across. They've captured this 40s/2000 sound which defies description. Required listening at Starfleet Academy."
George Francis Maida
"The Electric Croude", 88.9fm WCVE, Richmond, VA

"Her singing is hard to describe as it is pretty unique...a strong vocal that has a sweet sense to it.. Her songwriting ability is obvious...clever and often insightful... often the really good talents make it look (and sound) easy...A solid project that deserves a listen.."
Armand Canales
The Critical Review Service, El Paso, TX

"...originality and impact, both as a writer and a singer...warm sincere music from a dedicated local artist."
Richard Middleton
Victory Music Review, Seattle, WA

"... Marcia and crew are often a beat away from early folk, sometimes with a touch of white jive in there.... If you believe that guts and old-fashioned shoes get you where you need to be, you will appreciate what goes on here ..."
Ben Ohmart
Muses Muse Music Reviews

"Marcia's music takes a significantly different tack stylewise ... and also relies on her own songwriting ability to bring her music into your centre of attention....."
Terry Allen
hEARd, Magazine

Marcia Guderian & Entendre Music P.O. Box 1569 Bellingham, Washington 98227 (360) 647-4371

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