Artist description EVERGREEN HILL: Sue and Tim Montgomery have been composing and recording soft/"retro" rock and country music together since 1989. Their unique style was aired on 9 Buffalo/Western New York radio stations from 1990 to 1992. Airplay of their original music also occurred in Western Massachusetts in 2001. Recently, Sue and Tim have been on the radio in the Cleveland, Ohio area, Mount Sterling, "Ol' Kentucky" (the place where our songs got played), and St. Paul, Minnesota. Evergreen Hill is studio-based- Sue is featured on lead vocals, and Tim plays all the instruments himself. Multi-tracker John M. Green has contributed some outstanding writing, production, and vocal work to the second album; Evergreen Hill has a style that is simple and direct with emphasis on solid song writing and clear vocals, and have been working hard to correct all the production and drumming flaws that were evident in their first release. Much improved sound quality has been obtained with assistance from Engineers Mike Gray and Al Dusel of Starfields, Buffalo, NY. Evergreen Hill has scrapped their FYE retail release plans and are "retooling" and writing for their third (concept) album entitled, "Mr. Willowbee".....(the first song from this album ("Crime") is 90% finished and should be done shortly...)please stand by, and thanks for listening!

Music Style underground soft rock....some country/country gospel....

Musical Influences Beatles,early Bee Gees, Byrds, CSNY, Pink Floyd, 60s underground and flavor name bands....

Similar Artists Carpenters, ABBA

Artist History Sue and Tim received abundant radio airplay in the Buffalo/Western New York area in the early 1990's as "unsigned artists". Recording at Trackmaster Audio, Buffalo, NY, Tim loaned the Goo Goo Dolls his 145 Leslie for use on their first WB album...Sue and Tim had a meeting with Les Paul at the Iridium, NYC in June 1999 ;(Sue and Les went off on a tangent and discussed "piezeoelectric engineering" for about 20 minutes...)

Group Members Sue Montgomery, Tim Montgomery: Lead Vocals/instruments John M. Green: Lead Vocals on "Flowers On the Prairie", "Weird Sex", and multi-tracking/lead vocals on "Hooky Li'l Nooky"...Mary Morgan: Occasional vocals and Haiku for music critics

Instruments Guitars/Bass/Keyboards/Drums

Albums Tracks Over Time... Evergreen Hill 2

Press Reviews Cleveland Free Times (7/3/02): Acidic critic grades us at C+ for "marshmallow music"/Buffalo News (6/30/02) (Life & Arts)/Buffalo News Gusto (1992)/Grand Island Dispatch/Niagara Gazette(1992/1998)/Pittsfield Gazette (7/02) RECENT RADIO: Thanks to Phil at KNOF FM 95.3, St. Paul, MN for radio debut and light rotation of "Flowers On The Prairie" 7/03....Thanks to WWW.MUSICOVEN.COM for placing "Seesaw People" (180 plays), "Never Apart From You" (101 plays), "The One You Love" (143 plays), "Flowers On The Prairie" (48 plays), "The End Is Near" (50 plays), "More Than Wonderful" (79 plays), in their digital music network.... Evergreen Hill also has music reviewed in www.garageband.com and Sue and Tim's "retro/hippie style" gets a 90% "positive" response dialect from listeners..(the BEST feedback we got from this activity described us as "ABBA on downers!"...cool!)(Current song for review, "The End Is Near...", has been "hovering" around a "3.3 star" rating......HUMBLE JUKEBOX ACTION: Thanks to Mary and staff at "The Purple Pub", Williamstown, MA for putting our new music in the jukebox... Also, thanks to staff at "haunted" Holiday Inn, Grand Island, NY for putting new songs in jukebox of "Phins Lounge"...Thanks to "Scorcher's" Lounge, Streetsboro, OH for use of their jukebox... Thanks to John at Mullarkey's Irish Pub, Willoughby, OH for use of jukebox....Thanks to Rachel and Mark at Rav's Creekside, Twinsburg, OH, for use of jukebox....thanks to Kurt at the Broadwater Resort, Lake Madison, SD for use of jukebox....

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Location Streetsboro, Ohio - USA

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