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Pelusa : Where You Were Before
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Alternative country folk songs with vulnerability and wit-three songwriters from different backgrounds and perspectives blend folk, rootsy blues, and traditional country influences with an emphasis on melody and vocal harmonies.
Genre: Country: Country Folk
Release Date: 2005
Where You Were Before Record Label: Pelusa
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
day in georgia 3:09 Album Only
rosalie 4:05 Album Only
woke up in water 4:35 Album Only
lordy li 2:37 Album Only
the hurtin' kind 5:40 Album Only
st. peter's talkin' parish festival blues 3:07 Album Only
different every time 3:31 Album Only
married blues 4:30 Album Only
night song 3:42 Album Only
chicken hawk 4:32 Album Only
new diggings 3:56 Album Only
dress 3:19 Album Only
won't be coming home 3:43 Album Only
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Album Notes

Formed in July of 2002, Pelusa is an alt-country/folk duo from Seattle. Two people write and sing their own songs from different backgrounds and perspectives, resulting in music that has folk, rootsy blues, and traditional country sensibilities with an emphasis on melody and vocal harmony.

These are songs with vulnerability and wit - from the barest guitar and vocal story to a rambling talking blues with mandolin and harmonica. At home with the intimacy of a quiet coffeehouse to the more vulgar poetry of the roadhouse, Pelusa delivers folk music...for all you folks.


Pelusa is:

Moe Provencher-mandolin, acoustic guitar, harmonica, vocals

Mike Mcdermott-bass, acoustic guitar, vocals.


Pelusa's full length debut "where you were before" was independently released in January 2005.

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REVIEWS

awesome
author: aas259
songs are great and speak from the heart. good melody of sound from track to track played. like the cover of cd of old truckon it. really sets up for what is introduced to the listener.
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Let It Be without the angst
author: Julie Jurgens
This album has traces of Let It Be, Tom Waits, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, and Leon Redbone, yet these are only traces; all of the myriad of influences combine almost flawlessly to form a unique and cohesive sound. There is solid songwriting here augmented by simple, clear, skillful presentation. If you like the Mike and Amy Finders Band, Chris Mills, or Ryan Adams, pick up Pelusa. You'll like it, I promise.
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