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Tuesday, October 20, 2009 
Gene Armstrong of the Tucson Weekly wrote a great piece on Silver Thread Trio in this week's edition.  Thanks, Gene!

Harmonizing Women
Friday, July 24, 2009 

Category: Music
It's time to support your local musicians and cast your vote for the TAMMIES! (Tucson Area Music Awards):


Silver Thread Trio is up for Best Folk
and Laura is up for Best Female vocalist.

http://www.tammies.com/

(click on the ballot link in the left hand column and fill out the survey)
Voting ends August 11th
Saturday, May 30, 2009 
A few weeks ago KUAT started a series on local music and musicians called 'In Tune.'  Their first episode featured Tom Walbank, Howe Gelb, and the Silver Thread Trio.  Click on the link below to see the full episode!

http://originals.azpm.org/intune/


Sunday, January 18, 2009 
Friday, January 09, 2009 

Arizona Daily Star Editorial Page

http://www.azstarnet.com/altds/pastframe/opinion/274246

Sunday, January 4, 2009

First Night event a New Year's hit

"Last night my husband and I attended the First Night Tucson celebration and were very pleased and impressed with the variety of entertainment and the amount of support that this event received from the sponsors and the community.  It was a pleasure to be Downtown, as we walked around and watched the various acts.

We especially want to mention the wonderful Silver Thread Trio, who performed at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.  These lovely young women have a great vocal blend and are very professional in their musical pursuits.  Their sound delights the ear and they educate the audience with their revival of the folk music that has made our cultural fabric so rich.

Thank you, Tucson, for providing a wonderful New Year's experience."

-Patricia Rendon

Wednesday, December 31, 2008 

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http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/downtowntucsonan/200812/

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Exquisite a capella vocalists, Caroline Isaacs, Gabrielle Pietrangelo, and Laura Kepner-Adney, deliver the <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />....Americana.... goods on the group’s 15-track debut album.

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Ethereal, confident, and with gorgeous tones, the trio’s harmonies enrapture and belie the dark lyrical themes.

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Gifted singers covering old traditional folk songs will do that.

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The disk opens with “Railroad Boy,” and unrequited love, suicide song.  The next few songs follow similar suit of human angst.

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It’s not all dark though; there are melodically upbeat tunes, such as covers of “Chicken,” “Jinny Get Around,” “Single Girl,” and “Hang My Guitar.”

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Beside playing guitar (Pietrangelo and Kepner-Adney) and the spoons (Isaacs), the ladies are accompanied by local luminaries Jimmy Carr, Dante and Marco Rosano, Sean Rogers, Rudy Cortese, and Stuart Oliver.  Oliver also recorded and mixed the record, along with designing the art work.

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....Tucson.... Weekly ....


12/11/08


Soundbites, by Stephen Seigel


http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Music/Content?oid=oid%3A119555....


“TWO CDS RELEASED, ONE GREAT SHOW”


A pair of new, local discs out this week will be feted at a combo CD-release party.

Having picked up the Up-and-Coming Artist of the Year honor at the 2008 TAMMIES, the Dusty Buskers will release their debut album, The Life and Times Of ... , on Old Bisbee Records. The group, which started as the duo of Uncle Fiddlin' Phoenix (aka Phoenix Michael) on lead vocals and violin, and Dusty Squirrelfisher (aka Stuart Oliver) on guitar, mandolin, harmonica and vocals, has expanded its ranks in recent months, which is reflected here by the inclusion of contributions from Cousin Dylan Charles on mandolin and The Mighty Joel Ford on washboard, as well as Gary Mackender playing the squeezebox on a pair of songs.

For those who have seen the Buskers perform live, you'll get exactly what you'd expect on The Life and Times Of ... . For those who haven't: The group performs traditional (mostly) Irish folk tunes with unbridled energy and a trace of ..Appalachia... It's not quite the Irish-punk intersection where the Pogues reside, but it ain't exactly the Clancy Brothers, either. Highlights on the nine-song CD (the ninth is a bonus track) include the accordion-abetted "New York Girls," in which the boys take liberties with the traditional lyrics to make mention of Congress Street and "Tucson girls"; a spirited take on the always-fun "Whiskey in a Jar"; and the chicks-on-a-bender tale "Three Drunken Maidens." In fact, pretty much all of these songs involve some combination of three subjects: traveling ("The Irish Rover," "Wild Rover"), women ("I Once Loved a Lass") and drinking ("All for Me Grog"), and, as you might guess, this leads to a certain sameness that runs throughout.

Meanwhile, ..Caroline Isaacs.., Gabrielle Pietrangelo and Laura Kepner-Adney constitute the Silver Thread Trio, whose self-titled debut album was produced by Stuart Oliver and will also be released on Old Bisbee Records, which he owns. (Additionally, Oliver and the Trio are collaborators in another band, Family of Light.)

The CD contains 15 songs of, again, mostly traditional (and often somewhat obscure) folk songs, performed with the help of a who's-who of local musicians and arranged to highlight the vocal harmonies of the three singers. If there's a complaint to be had about the disc, it's this: Harmonies often draw their strength from the juxtaposition between a single voice and several combined in harmony. But the Silver Thread Trio sometimes overplays its hand, using harmonies in places where a single voice that leads into a harmony might be the better way to go. That said, the harmonies and arrangements here are undeniably lovely, and the ladies show proper restraint on their takes of songs such as "Careless Love" and the a cappella "Two Sisters," while the harmony arrangement and vocal performances of "Moon River," probably the most recent song tackled on the album, are stunning.

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Sunday, December 21, 2008 

Category: Music
If you are shopping on 4th Avenue, pick up a CD at Antigone's Books on the NW corner of 4th avenue and 7th street. 
Thursday, February 28, 2008 

Tucson Weekly's James Hudson reviewed the Women At Work show last week at Congress, and here's what he had to say about the Silver Thread Trio:

"The Silver Thread Trio opened with a set of a capella gospel, Appalachian and jazz numbers.  The trio--locals Caroline Isaacs, Gabrielle Pietrangelo, and Laura Kepner-Adney--charm you with loose banter, then cut to your soul with precise and angelic harmonies, breathing new life into standards like "Moon River."

You can read the whole article here:  http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Music/Content?oid=oid:107220