Artist description Short side of average, has a mole...somewhere, occasionally wears a hat (but hasn't been seen in a tootoo in quite some time, often seen weilding 6-string Yamaha and fiddle in "machine gun" case

Music Style Acoustic/Singer-Songwriter

Musical Influences Joan Baez, Monty Python

Similar Artists Joan Baez, Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell, The Lumberjack

Artist History Sharon started writing songs at age 14, about...1 year ago - yeah, 1 year, that's it. Pete Seeger has given praise to her song "Let My Life Flow Like the River". Sharon's songs have been featured on radio stations across the U.S. such as WQXR ("Woody's Children") and WBAI in N.Y.C. In April 1999, her composition "She Has Become A Woman" was performed at the United Nations in N.Y. and in October 1999, Sharon performed her original songs "Let My Life Flow Like the River" and "For All the War Torn Countries" at a U.N. Association luncheon honoring the U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs. Sharon sang as "Waffle From Belgium" (yes, the Belgian Waffle) in the wacky a cappella quintet "Whatever4". Now's she's on the loose as a solo performer, though she often performs as a duo with Stammers Rameau, and with the Ray Korona Band, and the Etan Quartet. She has sung background vocals for Pete Seeger, Charlie King, and many other talented artists.

Group Members Sharon Abreu (two arms, two legs, two eyes, big mouth)

Instruments Voice, Guitar, Violin, Piano, Kazoo, Slide Whistle, Mini Djembe, Plastic Ashtrays

Albums Flow Like the River

Press Reviews They're comin'...

Additional Info Quotes: "Beautiful songs, beautiful voice," Pete Seeger; "Songs with heart and conscience and a voice to die for," Charlie King; "You're the greatest singer in the whole world," Harrison, age 6

Location Brooklyn, New York - USA

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