Cantrell Maryott
Moving, Not Leaving
© 2005 Cantrell Maryott (783707242200)
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What is it about a voice? Where do we find a sound we love and need to hear again and again? Is it the lyrics that talk to us or the melody getting into our memory?
A third-generation Arizonan and native Tucsonan, Cantrell who now resides in Ashland, Oregon has been singing since the age of six in choirs, rock ‘n’ roll bands, folk and jazz ensembles, as well as vocalizing in the context of musical theater and modern dance. Cantrell has performed in the USA, South America, and Europe.
There needs to be a new category for the music Cantrell is creating now. Every song on her new CD, Moving, Not Leaving is different, yet it takes the listener on a complete journey.
Recorded in Holland and Tucson with a stellar line up of veteran performers, This is a sound we will look to hear over and over.
Discography
Never Got Hot written and performed with Robby Kilgore, Jimi Tunnell, and Three Sixty, NYC. NY
Heartland, Blacky Ranchette, background vocals, Los Angeles, CA.
Dry Law, Chris Burroughs, background vocals Tucson, AZ.
Surve, Giant Sand, background vocals, Tucson, AZ.
Thunderhead North, Terry Pollock, background vocals, Tucson, AZ.
Clutter, Chris Burroughs, background vocals, Tucson, AZ.
33 Mitzi Cowell, background vocals, Paris, France and Tucson, AZ
Visionary Blues Band Live lead vocals, Tucson, AZ
Verve Jazz with Johnny B. lead vocals Homer, Alaska
Listen With Your Heart with Will Clipman on percussion. Tucson AZ
Listen with your Heart went to # 17 last year, 2004 on the new age charts.
And now the new CD Moving, Not Leaving, all songs written by Cantrell and Philippe Pfeiffer, The Dutchman
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Funky, alluring, gospel tinged jazz. In other words...BLUESY.
author: skeeterfitzFunky, alluring, gospel tinged jazz. In other words...BLUESY. She could sing lead in the Sunday choir, but you'd be wishing it was Saturday night.