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The Canadian folk trio the Wailin' Jennys began as a onetime-only grouping of three singer/songwriters, but musical chemistry and audience response turned them into an ongoing band. Alto Cara Luft, the daughter of professional folksingers, had played with the Lilith Fair tour in Calgary and released her own album; mezzo-soprano Nicky Mehta also had her own disc, Weather Vane; and soprano Ruth Moody, the lead singer for the roots band Scruj MacDuhk, had issued Blue Muse. But when they played together at a guitar shop in Winnipeg, the results led to more bookings. In 2001, they released an EP, Wailin' Jennys. American independent folk label Red House Records licensed their full-length debut CD, 40 Days, and issued it in the U.S. in August 2004. That same year, Luft left the band to pursue her solo career, but the Jennys soon found her replacement in Montreal-based Annabelle Chvostek, who added her own alto to the group's sophomore album, Firecracker. Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House arrived in 2009, followed by the trio's third studio album, Bright Morning Stars, in 2011. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
Pandora omitted the third alto- on Bright Morning Starts is the lovely and talented Heather Masse. I saw them live in 2011 and they are mind-blowing. Great voices and great musicians. Very professional yet warm and friendly. The did the last song - The Parting Glass in front of the stage- no mics- and it was one of the best musical treats ever!
rebecca.panzer
This group is lovely--three part harmony always makes my heart sing (pun intended.)
Dixie Chicks? Are you kidding? Not even close. Don't forget Loreena McKennitt and of course Stan Rogers. There are no American peers for people like this.
These women are simply fantastic...gifted, talented! What's in the canadian water? That country produces such amazing female talent: k d lang; Joni Mitchell, Sarah McLaughlin, and many others.
Isn't Heather Masse part of this trio now? What is the current threesome?
allylloyd66
I first heard them on Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion. These women have beautiful voices!!!
furykat
ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUS. The play count for The Parting Glass on my audio player says 1086 times. And that is just one song. Please continue to craft such heartmeltingly beautiful music. Thank you, Wailin Jennys.
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They sound like goddesses!