Album Notes

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"Tracy's music is about true meaning, life, and the spirit."
(Gary Goldberg, host of "In the Spirit" on WPRI-New York Radio).


"LET THE WIND CARRY ME INTO THE SUN AS AN EAGLE SOARS,"



is a poem emerging from Tracy's present and up coming CD releases as a recording artist. Many of her songs reflect her love of the outdoors, and the mountains she fell in love with while living out west and spending time in Montana.

Her music journey began in the fourth grade when she was given a recorder. She chose the saxophone and stayed with it until her love of poetry and writing led her to the acoustic guitar.

Tracy has played a variety of venues; festivals such as Bastille Days and Summerfest in Milwaukee, county fairs, small intimate cafe's such as Side Walk Cafe in New York, to Cafe Lena in Saratoga Springs, and several home venues in Wisconsin and Illinois.

Unpredictability is an essential part of Tracy's music. What sets her music composition apart is her eclectic style. Her musical style ranges from folk and blues to country and swing and touches on many aspects of American music in between. Her unique vocals combined with infectious hook lines and ever changing musical moods will take you on a memorable emotional journey. This is very evident in her release, "Into the Sun;" she dabbles in a variety of colors and textures in her vocal approach, delivering a rough edge, or a soft vocal touch.

Some of her influences are Rickie Lee Jones, Joni Mitchell, Lucinda Williams, John Denver, Allison & Krause, Bob Seger, and The Eagles. At her performances she plays the acoustic guitar and harmonica. To listen to more of Tracy's roosty melodies, an interview of Tracy by Gary Goldberg, host of "In the Spirit," WPRI-NY radio, can be heard on her website.