Vol. 1, No. 3
Vol. 1, No. 3
Bill Camplin and his wife Kitty have
run the Cafe Carpe in Fort Atkinson, WI for over a decade, supporting
untold numbers of singer-songwriters with concerts and hospitality
and wisdom. After shows, if you're lucky, Bill will pull out his
guitar and jam into the early morning, sometimes playing some
of his own songs. This one comes from a new CD called Doët:
Love Songs and Other Trios. There is no explanation for the
aka Billy Doet. The CD is available from
For booking & info. contact: carpe@ticon.net
Cafe Carpe, 18 S. Water St. W., Fort Atkinson WI 53538
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Originally from Pennsylvania, Spicer moved to Los Angeles a few years ago with the intention of becoming a film director. Although the visual medium inspired her, she disappeared after an Oscar nomination to try songwriting. Soon she was performing around town, as a solo artist on keyboard, or with a backing band. After two years of performing, The National Academy of Songwriters named her Female Artist of the Year. She currently tours solo at more acoustic venues (including the Bitter End in New York, Club Passim in Boston, McCabes in Santa Monica), but when she reunites with her LA- based band the more rocking, edgy layer comes out. Spicer has been a Mainstage Performer at the Kerrville Folk Festival; she's featured on the Women of Kerrville Vol. 2 CD, and was selected to Judge the 1999 New Folk Competition. She's also a Guest columnist for New Texas Magazine, where her stream-of-consciousness meanderings cover music, travel, food, and esoteric entropy. She recently got word that her music will be included in a fourth movie soundtrack. She also wrote and performed two songs for Roger Corman's Macon County Jail and "Million Years" is included in a compilation called Women of Heart and Mind from Quail Records, London. |
| Website: http://amiliaspicer.com For booking & info. contact: allspice@aol.com |
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Anne O'Meara Heaton recently moved from Chicago to New Haven, CT. She has sung with Max Roach, performing to audiences of over 3,000 in London and Paris was once a member of a Harlem Gospel Choir. Recently she has been performing with Frank Marotta Jr. The track "Water" comes a self-released live CD recorded with Marotta at Schuba's Tavern in Chicago and The Bitter End in NYC.
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Based in Chicago, The Sons of the Never Wrong are Bruce Roper, Susan Demel, and Deborah Lader. Their first two albums, Three Good Reasons and Consequence of Speech, are on Waterbug Records. Sue writes: "i guess you could say we Website: http://www.sons.com |
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