Female fronted Classic Rock

Original 1998

Near mint condition

Credits:

Mary Cutrufello (vocals, guitar)

Musicians:

Accordion: Rami Jaffee
Bass: Bob Glaub
Celeste: Rami Jaffee
Clavinet: Rami Jaffee
Drums: Kenny Aronoff
Drums: Mark Schulman
Drums: Jim Keltner
Fender Rhodes: Rami Jaffee
Guitar (Acoustic): Mary Cutrufello
Guitar (Electric): Mary Cutrufello
Mandola: Matt Cartsonis
Percussion: Kenny Aronoff
Percussion: Mark Schulman
Percussion: Mary Cutrufello
Producer: Thom Panunzio
Sax (Baritone): Dan Higgins
Sax (Tenor): Dan Higgins
Slide Guitar: Mary Cutrufello
Trumpet: Gary Grant
Trumpet: Jerry Hey
Upright Bass: Roland Denney
Vocals: Mary Cutrufello
Vocals (Background): Mark Lennon
Vocals (Background): Sweet Pea Atkinson
Vocals (Background): Maxi Anderson
Vocals (Background): Alex Brown
Vocals (Background): Alfie Silas
Vocals (Background): Roland Denney
Vocals (Background): Matt Cartsonis
Wind: Rami Jaffee

Tracks:

01. Sunny Day
02. She Can't Let Go
03. Sweet Promise Of Love
04. Tired And Thirty
05. Miss You #3
06. Tonight's The Night
07. Highway 59 (Let It Rain)
08. Sister Cecil
09. Sad, Sad World
10. Rollin' And Tumblin'
11. Two Hard Roads
12. Good Night Dark Angel

The rocker who's got people asking, "Is this the new Springsteen?"

Few breakout musicians actually turn out to have the major talent that justifies the hype surrounding their industry launches - but Mary Cutrufello's husky honky-tonk voice, layered songwriting, and galvanized classic-style rock is inviting valid comparisons to the likes of early Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty.