Amy Ray
Producer and Musician
Indigo Girls ride the wave of 'Poseidon'...anniversary of performing together. Froom helped to bridge the gap between Ray's and Saliers' songs on "Poseidon" as it was recorded in a whirlwind three-week session in Atlanta, according to their bio. The Grammy-winning folk-rockers wanted... In this article: Indigo Girls, Emily Saliers, Amy Ray, Mitchell Froom, Norwegian Dawn, Grammy, MySpace, Paul McCartney, and Elvis Costello |
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Billboard News - Daily | December 12, 2008
Indigo Girls Team With Vanguard For New Album
...the latter featuring the bonus track "Salty South." "It's basically like two perspectives of the same song," group member Amy Ray told Billboard of the Mitchell Froom-produced project. "It gives everybody both sides of the equation." The...
In this article: Indigo Girls, Vanguard, Mitchell Froom, Despite Our Differences, Hollywood, Relapse, RIAA, and Interscope
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | June 17, 2009
Weekend Hotlist
...to branch out in some crazy way musically," Saliers said of the record. "That's why Amy makes solo records, so she can do her own thing outside of what we do together. As a unit, we do what we do, and Mitchell just happens to bring the best...
In this article: Arnold Schoenberg, Indigo Girls, Ray Charles, Father's Day, Cancer, Breast cancer, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and University of Pittsburgh
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The Hollywood Reporter - Music | October 14, 2008
Indigo Girls going indie
...recorded two records, one with the band and then we went back and did the whole record again as a duo live in the studio straight to tape," Ray tells Billboard.com. "So we have those two records and we plan on releasing them together. It's...
In this article: Indigo Girls, Mitchell Froom, Didn't It Feel Kinder, YouTube, Nashville, and Hollywood
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YouTube - Indigo Girls - Making of Poseidon and the Bitter Bug #1
... "Poseidon and the Bitter Bug". This clip includes Emily Saliers, Mitchell Froom, Clare Kenny, and Amy Ra... Girls Amy Ray Emily Saliers Poseidon ...
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SGN Page 22 - Talking with the Indigo Girls' Amy Ray - Friday ...
You read it here first: Amy Ray - half of the Indigo Girls, singer, songwriter, ... Ray praises producer Mitchell Froom's work on their latest album Poseidon and ...
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Indigo Girls Poseidon And The Bitter Bug CD
... Mitchell Froom, POSEIDON AND THE BITTER BUG finds iconic Georgia folk duo Amy Ray and. ... Amy Ray - vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, ...
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Indigo Girls - Poseidon And The Bitter Bug [Digipak] in Music ...
Notes: Personnel: Amy Ray (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, ... Produced by the renowned Mitchell Froom, POSEIDON AND THE BITTER BUG finds ...
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Poseidon and the Bitter Bug [Deluxe Edition]: Album review ...
... band version produced by Mitchell Froom, and the second disc contains the same ... Froom (Producer), Claire Kenny (Bass), Amy Ray (Guitar (Acoustic)), Amy Ray ...
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outandaboutnewspaper.com
Out & About - Indigo Girl Amy Ray is feeling kinder solo
... produced by Mitchell Froom, which will also mark the duo's first ever ... During a break from touring, Amy Ray took time to talk with O&AN about the new ...
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Description from Wikipedia:
Amy Elizabeth Ray (born April 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter and member of the well-known contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls.
On March 6, 2001 she released her first solo album, Stag, a southern and punk rock album. The Butchies provided support for five songs, and Nineteen Forty-Five and the Rock-A-Teens supported on one song apiece. Joan Jett helped out on "Hey Castrator". On April 12, 2005, Ray released Prom, and on December 19, 2006, she released Live from Knoxville. Her fourth solo album, Didn't It Feel Kinder, was released on August 5, 2008.
Her backup band for her Stag tour was The Butchies. In 2004, when she embarked on her Prom tour, she brought Les Nuby (guitar), Will Lochamy (drums), and Jody Bleyle (bass). Bleyle was replaced with Tara Jane O'Neil in October because Bleyle was on maternity leave.
Ray was born and raised in Decatur, Georgia, and went on to begin college at Vanderbilt University. After a year at Vanderbilt, Ray returned to the Atlanta area to continue her education at Emory University. Ray graduated from Emory in 1986 with majors in English and Religion.
Ray currently lives in the foothills of North Georgia.
- Birth Date:
- April 12, 1964
- Birthplace:
- Georgia, United States
- Occupation:
- Singer-songwriter, record producer
- Instrument Played:
- Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, harmonica
- Record Label:
- Daemon, Epic, Hollywood, Vanguard
- Years Active:
- 1984—present
- Associated With:
- Indigo Girls
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