[rec.music.gaffa] The Innocence Mission...

Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (10/20/89)

Really-From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi)


There's a short article on The Innocence Mission in this week's
_Billboard_.  They say their influences are the Beatles, James
Taylor, and Kate Bush.

Ed (Edward Suranyi)        |"The Amazing Kate has finally shown that her
Dept. of Applied Science   |cult knew what it was talking about all along."
UC Davis/Livermore         |   -- Terry Atkinson, _L.A. Times_
ed@das.llnl.gov            | (in review of _Hounds Of Love_)

cboyer@chatham.UUCP (Charles Boyer) (06/02/91)

I hope that folks don't find this question heretical, but I was wondering 
if the Penssylvania band The Innocence Mission had come out with a second 
disk...Karen Perris is definitely one of the better singers I've heard in 
a long time, and I would love to be able to grab another 45 minutes of 
the groups material if it is available.
 
Last year, when People magazine reviewed the debut album for TIM, they 
made strong comparisons between Perris and Kate's vocal structures.  
Their voices are somewhat similar, but the difference is obvious enough 
to anyone who has listened to either person more than a time or two.  
Still, that's elite company to keep, and if I wouldn't mind the 
comparison if I were a female vocalist (I'm just a male drummer with a 
voice reminiscent of Keith Moon.)
 
Anyway, if anyone knows anyhting, I'd appreciate hearing it.  Thanks.
 
                                Charles

donley@milton.u.washington.EDU (Erik Olson) (06/04/91)

cboyer@chatham.UUCP (Charles Boyer) writes:

>I hope that folks don't find this question heretical, but I was wondering 
>if the Penssylvania band The Innocence Mission had come out with a second 
>disk...Karen Perris is definitely one of the better singers I've heard in 
>a long time, and I would love to be able to grab another 45 minutes of 
>the groups material if it is available.

Well, I don't think they've got a new album, but Karen Perris does sing
backing vocals on the new Joni Mitchell album (if one is THAT hard up
for hearing that voice!).

E
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Erik D. Olson					 donley@milton.u.washington.edu

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