Artist description This is Americana Rock. Definitely not metal or pop, just compelling and well-written songs. Patty Spiglanin's tremendous voice is back by the riffs of veteran musicians. Certain to interest female vocal enthusiasts.

Music Style Rock, Americana

Similar Artists Natalie Merchant, 10,000 Maniacs, Cowboy Junkies, Black Crowes

Artist History Formerly known as The Naked Barbies, Vagabond Lovers have been a Bay Area success story with awards such as the 1996 Whammie for "Best Americana Band." They also were a finalist in the Lilith Fair 1998 Emerging Talent Concert and were the buzz band for SXSW Music Conference. "When I Was You" is their national debut with S.F. indie, Monarch Records. They has supported a wide range of live acts, including Chris Isaak, Train, and the Blasters. They changed their name to Vagabond Lovers because of great pressure from Mattel lawyers.

Group Members Patty Spiglanin - vocals, guitarMichael Zapruder - guitarsDan Lashkoff - drumsEvan Eustis - bassMike Connor - keyboards

Instruments Five Piece: Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboard, and Drums

Albums When I Was You

Press Reviews "The new album is comprised of twelve richly arranged alternative vocal numbers, including a stunning cover of The Cars' "Drive" albeit arranged more lightly to better suit Patty's voice. It is a stunning track and an album highlight. She says, "we often pick covers that were originally sung by men because when a woman sings it, there's a different perspective, a different connotation." Patty has a tremendous voice with a richness, range, power and style certain to warm the hearts of most female vocal enthusiasts." ~ ~ Russ Elliot, Editor-In-Chief of Musical Discoveries

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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