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Cosy Sheridan
Live at CedarHouse
Genres: Folk, Pop

Track Listings (22) - Disc #1
1. Land of 10, 000 Mothers
2. Cosy Introduces the Boys
3. Walk On - Cosy Sheridan, Fulghum, Robert
4. Intro for Some Fires
5. Some Fires
6. Botox Tango
7. Psyche, Eros and Persephone's Beauty Cream
8. Ahthymn
9. Hannibal Crossed the Alps
10. Intro for George
11. George and His 88 Keys
12. Cosy and TR Drive Highway
13. The Ladies Room
14. How Will the Center Hold
15. Kent's Really Nice Riff
16. Too Much Time
17. Jumwillies
18. The Introvert Waltz
19. Intro for My Mother's House
20. My Mother's House
21. The Little Engine That Could Kidnaps Ferdinand the Bull
22. Harold and His Grand Design (And Then Some)

CD Details

All Artists: Cosy Sheridan
Title: Live at CedarHouse
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Waterbug Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 9/19/2006
Genres: Folk, Pop
Styles: Traditional Folk, Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriters
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 753114007228

Synopsis

Album Description

National awarding-winning songwriter Cosy Sheridan and her wry, insightful songs have been showcased everywhere from Carnegie Hall to The Dr. Demento Show. WIth "Live At CedarHouse", recorded by Gerry Putman in North Sutton, NH, audiences everywhere can get a taste of Cosy's live performance skills and see why she's been called "one of the era's finest and most thoughtful singer-songwriters." Acoustic Guitar wrote, "If I were going to throw an all-girl dinner party at which I wanted to laugh and cry from the hors d'oeuvres to the chocolate pudding, Cosy Sheridan is the first woman I'd invite." Cosy Sheridan appeared on the national folk scene in 1992, winning the songwriting contests at the Kerrville Folk and the Telluride Bluegrass Festivals, and releasing her critically acclaimed CD "Quietly Led" on Waterbug Records. Folk Music Quarterly wrote: "When she's accepting her Grammy, we can say we knew her when." Since then she's been on the road, or home in Moab, Utah writing songs in her 1955 Airstream trailer-turned-studio. With: Cosy Sheridan (guitar, vocals), Kent Allyn (piano, bass, electric guitar, vocals), and TR Ritchie (bass, vocals).

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CD Reviews

Another Winner

Mark J. Schultz | Holliston, MA | 01/09/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Cosy Sheridan is one of the best undiscovered singer/songwriters around. While this CD contains mostly live performances of previous material it captures the joy and seriousiness of the artist. The "band" is a plus. With addtional vocals and accents that helps drive the points home.

There are a lot of high points, one is the lead up to "Grand Design" where she manages to tie together almost every childhood story she every heard. "My Mother's House" contains imagery that every can relate to.

This is a full concert. If you've never seen her live at least now you can hear what you are missing."

Unforgettably Brilliant

Barry Gray | Menlo Park, CA USA | 08/30/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Cosy Sheridan's "Live at Cedarhouse" is a joy to experience on many levels, from her poignant verses, guitar playing, and her vocals - all first rate. I dare anyone to not get at least a little choked up listening to "George and His 88 Keys" or "The Land of 10,000 Mothers." Her songs really hit a lot of nerves. They feel good.

Between cuts we hear the stories behind the songs and the interaction with their audience so it feels like you're actually attending the performance, and also brings you closer to the music and the band, with humor and remembrances of Cosy's past.

Last, the recording itself is lively and dynamic. A real treat for the ears and senses. I'm sure you will enjoy this album!"