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14 independent female artists sing out against domestic violence. Laughter, tears, triumph and empowerment. Blues, rock, folk.A range of styles and topics. Raising funds for domestic violence shelters. CD comes with an all lyrics-20 page booklet.
Genre: Easy Listening: Adult contemporary
Release Date: 2007
Beautiful
Women On The Move
Record Label: Red Coyote Records
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Freedom - Evonne Rivera 3:38 + MP3 $0.99
2. Beautiful - Joan Enguita 3:21 + MP3 $0.99
3. Paper Thin - Julie Gribble 3:05 + MP3 $0.99
4. Close to My Limit of You - Linda Geleris 3:05 + MP3 $0.99
5. One Good Man - Teresa James 3:38 + MP3 $0.99
6. Take a Breath - Joan Enguita 3:53 + MP3 $0.99
7. With a Grain of Sugar - Debbie Hennessey 2:57 + MP3 $0.99
8. Smooth Sailing - Karen Hart 3:54 + MP3 $0.99
9. Chocolate - Holly Jurgensen 3:01 + MP3 $0.99
10. How Do We Go On - Trish Lester 3:38 + MP3 $0.99
11. Worn Around The Edges - Harriet Schock 3:55 + MP3 $0.99
12. Heading For Shore - Joan Enguita 3:22 + MP3 $0.99
13. Diane Wants a Man - Tracy Newman 3:38 + MP3 $0.99
14. Come To This - Kelly Z 3:39 + MP3 $0.99
15. Forever Again - Andrea Ross-Greene 3:11 + MP3 $0.99
16. You Forgot That I Could Fly - Joan Enguita 4:42 + MP3 $0.99
17. Rise - Anna Montgomery and Teresa James 4:52 + MP3 $0.99
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Album Notes

CD Release Concert 9/22/07 8:00 Cal Tech (California Institute of Technology in Pasadena was a great success! Their CD Review: "Though there is certainly introspection, there is also plenty of fun and and a bit of sassy swagger too. This show appealed to both men and women and was a great chance to hear many of Southern California's fine voices in a single evening."

The artists raised $1500 for Haven House,in Pasadena,CA, the first women's shelter in the U.S.

BEAUTIFUL continues to be Editor's Pick on Adult Contemporary and Easy Listening CD listings. See Editor Brad's review below.

Vivian, from AV Women's Conference wrote: "I loved every bar, every word, every beat, every crescendo."

World Artist Ashley Maher writes, "BEAUTIFUL lives up to its name. Seventeen wonderful songs that run the gamet from joy to loss, lilting to raucous, lovely to raw. It is a celebration of women by women. Songs to uplift and get a gal through the day."

17 SONGS, 14 WOMEN, 1 GREAT CAUSE

The CD BEAUTIFUL, was released in July 2007 by independent record label Red Coyote Records, which is owned by Joan Enguita. The CD differs from typical compilation CDs in that every song was professionally produced by the same studio, Nashville Tracks in Los Angeles. The instrument tracks were recorded by seasoned Nashville session musicians who perform and record with well known artists. It also features live strings and horns on some tracks. Musical arrangements and mixing are by Travis Allen at Nashville Tracks in L.A.

The CD features performances by fourteen independent female artist known collectively as WOMEN ON THE MOVE. They are listed individually with their web links on the bottom left of this page. Songs are in a variety of styles (pop, rock, blues, country,) and encompass various aspects of being a woman: following your dreams, love, breaking up, and leaving an abusive relationship.

All of the artists have released CDs or are in the recording process. Julie Gribble has been getting national attention after two appearances on the Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Anna Montgomery toured with and opened for Shelby Lynne and recently released her own second CD. She and Teresa James, Kelly Zirbes, Debbie Hennessey, Evonne Rivera and Tracy Newman all perform in the Los Angeles area with their own band or group.
Harriet Schock is a Los Angeles icon, having recently scored several Henry Jaglom movies, has released six CDs, and teaches songwriting. She was Grammy nominated for the Helen Reddy mega hit, "That Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady." She is a regular panelist on songwriting topics at conferences and performs regularly with her band.

Karen Hart has been heard for years in TV and film. She was the singing voice of Sigourney Weaver in the film Snow White. She has won numerous songwriting awards including the Barry Manilow award for lyrics and the USA Songwriting Competition.

Singer songwriters Joan Enguita, Linda Geleris, Andrea Ross-Greene, Trish Lester and Holly Jurgensen perform regularly in the Southern California area. Enguita has toured the U.S. West Coast and has performed in Europe as well. She hosts a quarterly showcase, Indie Diva Night, at Kulak’s Woodshed in North Hollywood and also hosts a house concert series in Lancaster, CA.

The CD project is co-sponsored by Nashville Tracks in L.A.
www.NashvilleTracks.com, Los Angeles Women in Music
www.lawim.com, Universal Mastering www.umusic.com, Kirk’s Graphics www.kirks-graphics.com and Disc Replicators International www.discreplicators.com.

A Southern California concert tour is ongoing featuring various women from the CD. A portion of the proceeds from performances and CD sales will go to domestic violence shelters. Click on the press kit link to view dates and locations.

Duplication costs, advertising, concert hall rentals, and artist travel are continuing expenses. TAX DEDUCTIBLE donations toward this endeavor may be made through Los Angeles Women in Music (LAWIM), 11664 National Blvd, #280, Los Angeles, CA 90064.

We are interested in booking concerts in the Southern California area and raise funds for domestic violence shelters in those cities/towns where we perform.

CD and booking contact information

Red Coyote Records
JOAN ENGUITA
P O Box 3368, Lancaster, CA 93586
Toll free: 866-960-0600
Local cell: 661-618-0964
Info@joanenguita.com

Executive Producer's Note:
It has been a pleasure working with the many talented people involved in bringing this CD to life from the fine songwriters, the musicians, and the artists, to Pete Doell at Universal Mastering, and Travis Allen our music producer. Everyone I approached about this project was very anxious to be a part of it. Some said, "It's about time more focus was brought to this issue." While the CD is raising funds for an important purpose, we wanted the music to cover a variety of topics and to be a fun experience. We didn't want every song about leaving abuse. From Chocolate, to a song about plastic surgery (Diane Wants a Man), to the bluesy and fun Come to This and the folky How Do We Go On, there is something for everyone. We sell equally to men and women. Thanks for checking out our CD. Hear my interview on www.womensradio.com - link is to the left! ---Joan Enguita

CD LINER NOTES:

The major portion of the proceeds from the sale of this CD will be donated to women's domestic violence shelters.

This CD is dedicated to all women. Remember, you are not alone. You deserve happiness. We all do. We are sisters in this world sharing our hopes, joys, tears and triumphs. Dream big and may your dreams come true! And may your life be fulfilling and fearless. --Joan Enguita

No Excuse For Abuse
National Domestic Abuse Hotline
Call for yourself, your friend, your neighbor.
1-800-799-SAFE

1-800-799-7233

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REVIEWS

Wonderful!
author: Vivian, AV Women's Conference
                            
I love every bar, every word, every beat, every crescendo.
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Comments from one who was abused
author: Carol Hill
                            
Music is a healer, and this cd not only uses music but the words themselves minister to those of us who have been there, in abusive relationships. These songs touch the very heart of the matter, echoing the hurt, frustrations, anger and desire for freedom. It is a great cd to give to someone who is in an abusive situation who feels they don't have a way out. God bless the ladies who put this cd together: you're doing a great thing!
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author: Brad at CD Baby
                            
Featuring 14 songs by a diverse group of artists, this compilation is filled with individual voices, each with a unique style, that are all united for a worthy cause. Domestic violence isn't the simplest subject to tackle as far as songwriting goes, but these women manage to face it head on with grace and sensitivity. While a song like "Freedom" by Evonne Rivera adopts a positively upbeat approach that kicks off the album wonderfully, "Close To My Limit Of You" by Linda Geleris uses a more somber approach, putting the listener inside the mind of a woman who is at a dire crossroads in her life. The other songs follow suit, some strikingly hopeful and optimistic, others empathetic and understanding of how hard it can be to make sense of these tragic situations. While the tracks all differ in their lyrical and topical approaches, the women wisely used the same studio and top notch backing musicians for all of the songs, giving the record a fluidity that is rarely seen in compilation records. Taking on rock, folk, blues, and hints of country, these talented singers, songwriters, and musicians never miss a beat. In the spirit of these sincere and heartfelt songs, a percentage of proceeds from the sale of this album will be donated to domestic violence shelters.
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