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Teresa Chandler : Druthers
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All original folk/blues and one sweet slow dance delivered in a rich passionate voice. Great players like Norton Buffalo, Barbara Higbie, Nina Gerber (and others) move us from pure acoustic arrangements to foot stompin blues.
Genre: Folk: Folk Blues
Release Date: 1989
Druthers
Teresa Chandler
Record Label: Teresa Chandler
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1. What Are Friends For 2:59 + MP3 $0.99
2. Doing What We Can 4:16 + MP3 $0.99
3. Highway Song 2:46 + MP3 $0.99
4. Dark Road 3:31 + MP3 $0.99
5. These Hills 3:00 + MP3 $0.99
6. Druthers 5:11 + MP3 $0.99
7. You're the One 4:03 + MP3 $0.99
8. Buried Alive 4:29 + MP3 $0.99
9. Crazy Blues 2:48 + MP3 $0.99
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Album Notes

An effortless blend of original folk/ folk rock /country/blues "Druthers" was obviously a work of love for everyone involved. Produced by guitarist Nina Gerber, the combination of players is tasty, the music is rich and varied. Songs that speak of the power and fragility of self and friendship and love, of being lost and finding the way back again. These are songs you can listen to again and again.


Teresa Chandler has been a singer/songwriter all her life. She says of "Druthers", "There are many different genres here because I'm having a very wide life, thank you very much. It doesn't bother me, but people who would like to be able to sell music or book shows by focusing on a clear-cut genre find it problematic. I, however,enjoy life painted with a broad brush."

The fantastic players on "Druthers" are: Drums: Janet (Jake) Lampert, Congas and Percussion: Michelle Goerlitz, Bass: Sam Page, Piano: Barbara Higbie, Acoustic and Electric guitar: Nina Gerber, Electric Lead Guitar: Keith Allen, Pedal Steel: Joe Goldmark, Harmonica: Norton Buffalo, Saxophones: Jim Rothemel, Violin: Crystal Reeves, Cello: Kris Yenney, Banjo: Tony Furtado, Supporting vocals: Ed Johnson, Chris Webster, Crystal Reeves, Annie Larson Vocals and acoustic guitar: Teresa Chandler

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REVIEWS

author: David E Romm
                            
Teresa has a marvelous coloratura voice which she puts to good use. Druthers is listed as "Jazz", not "Folk", and the cuts range from Country Swing to Bluesy Torch songs. She has an excellent band which creates a lush sound with violin, piano, bass, percussion, sax and backing vocals. A lounge lizard without the smoke.
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Gorgeous voice!
author: Reva Rasmussen
                            
Chills. The best kind here. You can't protect your heart; its gonna be swept away by Teresa's sweetly ringing voice. She has outstanding musicians backing her.
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Druthers
author: Beckie Underwood
                            
Great album, lots of diversity. Been a fan since the Mama Bears days!
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Minnesota is lucky to have Teresa Chandler.
author: Agnes Cleaves
                            
Recorded while she was still inCalifornia, Teresa Chandler's "Druthers" is a gem. It's a beautiful produced piece of work, artfully arranged with some of the best musicians in the San Francisco bay area. If you've ever seen her in concert, you know what heart and soul she pours into her songs. This is almost as good as hearing her live. A versatile song writer, and amazing singer. Check it out!
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