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Band Website: libbyjohnsonmusic.com
Band Members: Libby Johnson / Trust the Man EPK, featuring interviews with film director Bart Freundlich, soundtrack producer Daniel Wise, and Libby. Also includes live footage of Libby.
Live performance of "Annabella" at the Living Room in New York
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Live performance of "Bombs Away" at The Living Room in New York.
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Sounds Like: No Depression, Nov/Dec 2006
LIBBY JOHNSON, Annabella (Wrong Records).
This is a wondrous debut, perfect in its modest way. The hooks are unassailable, the singing and playing are felt, the arrangements an autumnal cross between Lucinda-bred Americana and kudzu-style indie rock. Traces of everyone from Liz Phair to Chrissie Hynde, Susan Cowsill to Sheryl Crow, can be heard. But ultimately, Johnson ..- who previously made three records with her sister Carrie in a group called 22 Brides ..-brooks no comparisons. Annabella is..... ..- complete and self-possessed. Inspirational lines abound, all of them delivered in Johnson..s gauzy yet grounded soprano, but the following (a strutting nod to Bob?) portends greatness: ..Paleface Cinderella is preparing for the war/With her suitcase and her hand grenades, she..s pounding down your door/This same sleeping beauty, who said she..d been redeemed/She..s kissin.. and tellin.. everyone exactly what she..s seen...BILL FRISKICS-WARREN/NO DEPRESSION/DEC/2006
"Johnson’s vocals are versatile—alternately tough and tender, changing as the song demands, and offering something to please every listener". -Mare Wakefield, Performing Songwriter, March/April 2007
“Spellbinding†-Philadelphia Inquirer
“...beautiful, bittersweet....moves seamlessly from searching and yearning to bruised and ominous....†Gene Santoro, New York Daily News
“Johnson’s vocals are versatile- alternately tough and tender, changing as the song demands, and offering something to please every listener†Mare Wakefield, Performing Songwriter
“...an unexpected treasure....one of the best debuts of the year...†Steve Greenlee, Boston Globe
"That girl can sing!!!" - Hubert Sumlin
Record Label: Wrong Records
Type of Label: Indie