Louise Perryman

I'm dedicating this post to the Australian singer-songwriter Louise Perryman. She's not that well known in the US and her music is not available through the usual sources (i.e. Amazon, Tower, etc) ...although, [some of] it may be available on music services like "Rhapsody".

I became aware of, and subsequently enchanted by, this chanteuse back in the early days of mp3.com when they used to offer a platform for any and all musicians to feature their work. At that time, I had access to most of the tracks from her three CDs (Come-On-A My House, Nowhere Near Eleven, and Whisper My Name), and was totally mesmerized by this Aussie with such a "Soul"-ful voice. She's often billed as the "White" women with the "Black" voice, but in actuality, her broad style incorporates elements of pop, rock, R&B, soul, and jazz.

She's all about the music ...no scantily-clad performances, pelvic thrusts, or choreographed dance routines, just the music.

Click "here" to listen to some of the music of Louise Perryman. These tracks won't be always featured, since this playlist (on my home site) changes from time to time, but I'm currently (relative to the date of this post) featuring some of my favorite selections.

"www.louiseperryman.com" is the official site where you can get more information about Ms. Perryman. Oh yeah, all her CDs are available from this site ...or there'll be a link to where you can get them.

Quote of the Week: "Music hath charm to soothe the savage breast."