An epic journey of love delivered in the roots rock traditonal cosmic American music mode.

13 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Roots Rock, FOLK: Folk Blues



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Not many people can claim that they wrote a song that beat out a John Lennon song, but Georgie can make that claim. Her song about bigotry in her town was voted class song over John Lennonâs Imagine. Thatâs a pretty big statement. Lennon went on to win by default because the faculty advisor vetoed her song saying it was too controversial. However the fact remains that Lennon had to take a back seat to Jessup as far as the people voted.

By the way, Georgie is also a fan of John Lennon and shares many similarities with the famous songwriter. Like Lennon her songs speak from the heart and are often the subject of controversy. Musically, like Lennon, Georgieâs songs are based in roots music but the influence of blues, country, and r&b can be heard in one form or another on each song making it hard to pigeon-hold her style. The listener is the winner when they realize, that in an age of cookie cutter songwriters, she offers up an eclectic collection of songs. There is no trend setting slurring of words for hipâs sake. She sings plain and strong and you donât need a lyric sheet to follow her thoughtful, deliberate words and powerful delivery. You wonât need a dictionary or a library to figure out what she is saying. Yet her songwriting led singer songwriting diva, Candye Kane (Antone Records, Discovery, Rounder/Bullseye, Sire records and Germany based RUF records), to make this heartfelt comment about Georgieâs songwriting and essence;
Georgie sings from the heart, like a rare flower in a wilderness. She speaks to us about the deepest issues. Issues that all of us should care about, but so many of us pretend don't affect us. Georgie reminds us that we are all related in our human condition and struggle. And Georgie reinforces that we are all trapped by gender and physical being, and that the brightest life and light we have is our soul.

Woman In A Manâs Suit brings that statement home more than any of her three other CDs ! (American Holocaust, Red Cloudâs Room, and Winkte & Crazy Sacred Dogs). This set of songs takes the listener on a journey. Many songwriters write about issues and âcausesâ but few ask the listener to go inside and learn to heal. The problems of the world can only be solved when each of us is willing to take the responsibility to heal ourselves and take our place of power in this world. This is not some new-age mumbo jumbo intended to make one blissful and passive. This is a POWER that scares the shit out of most of us and frankly weâd rather not know. When people find their own balance and their connection to their ancestors and the rest of creation, no president, congressman, or busy-ness man can do a thing to control them and force them to become sheeple! When younger folks ask Georgie for an autograph she often replys, âBe your own star!â And she means it. People often ask her if she is nervous before going on stage and her reply is, âthis is what I doâ. She sees herself as no different than a plumber coming to fix a broken pipe. Do plumbers get nervous before they begin to work?

Many songwriters are too afraid to reveal themselves to others in their songs. Georgie does not have that fear. Her life is on her sleeve, anyway, by default. So she might as well write about it. But the amazing thing is she does it in a way that each and every one of us can relate to. You donât have to know that Trinidad is a small town in south-eastern Colorado where people go to be transformed, but you can related to the lyrics ââ¦Every cowgirl gets the blues. Every cowgirl pays her dues. And every âJohnnyâ thinks weâll never make it on our own. When they wake from the dreams theyâve blown weâll be in Trinidadâ¦â

So take the journey buy the CD if you like what you hear. Visit her web site. Email her. Sheâll respond.

Woman In A Manâs Suit: songs about peace and love and understanding andâ¦fighting the good fight!