Artist description Gale is a singer/songwriter who records and collaborates with many different musicians.

Music Style Acoustic Pop

Musical Influences Some of her influences include Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Shawn Colvin, Mary Chapin Carpenter

Similar Artists You might like Gale's music if you enjoy Everything But The Girl, Natalie Merchant, Shawn Colvin, Mary Chapin Carpenter...you get the idea.

Artist History At the age of 11, Gale's parents mysteriously brought her home a Silvertone acoustic guitar. Ever since, Gale has been writing songs and singing. In college, she found out people would actually PAY her to perform and after completing her journalism degree, plunged into music as her sole profession. Gale has performed everywhere from coffee houses & pubs, to opening for acts like Leon Russell, Al Stewart, Pat Benetar and Leon Redbone. Her music has allowed her to play in locales as diverse as her origional home in Scotland to San Francisco and all over her current home in Florida. Listen and enjoy!

Group Members MUSICIANS included on this collection are: GALE TRIPPSMITH - acoustic guitar KIRK ADAMS - electric, acoustic guitar, bass & keyboards GEORGE BERNARDO - percussion CINDY RAPP - piano GREG PASSMORE - classical guitar JOHN BOIKO - piano and a special thanks to BILL HAUGHY for the great mic loaner.

Instruments Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Bass, Piano, Synths, Drums and Machines.

Albums "Come Down" available here!

Press Reviews "Gale Trippsmith's songs are so pretty. She takes an acoustic guitar and makes the kind of soft folk you grew up with, all hushed vocals and slow, smooth rhythms." Kali H. at Listen.com CRADLE #1 in Jazz Vocal catagory! 10/10/99 through 10/14/99 !! Thanks for listening and all the nice emails.Also, a BIG thanks to those in Virginia & Australia who bought the CD!

Additional Info Check out her updated calender from the links above.

Location St. Petersburg, FL - USA

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