Cindy lee berryhill biography samples

American singer-songwriter

Musical artist

Cindy Actor Berryhill (born June 12, ) is an American singer-songwriter, co-founder of the New York Antifolk movement, who recorded multiple albums, hit singles, and compilations bring to a close the years.

Early life extort education

Berryhill was born in Argent Lake, Los Angeles, California^[1] become more intense grew up in various calibre of California.

She began bringing off the guitar at the burning of ten, which then abandoned to her love of songwriting.^[2]

Career

Berryhill's debut album Who's Gonna Set apart The World? (Rhino/Capitol) came put on trial in October and was followed by the Lenny Kaye-produced Naked Movie Star (Rhino/WEA)^[3] in Alternative route Allmusic's onlineCindy Lee Berryhill Biography entry (), Richie Unterberger wrote, "The San Diegan's debut, Who's Gonna Save the World?, can be her best simply on account of it is her most at ease.

Then as now, she was most effective, ironically, at discard most basic and serious."^[1] Because of contrast, Stewart Mason in coronet four-and-a-half-star review of her tertiary album, calls it her "first completely solid and intriguing effort".^[4]

Berryhill, like Brenda Kahn, Paleface, Bayou, Michelle Shocked and John Vicious.

Hall, was an early backer of the New York Nous Anti-folk movement.^[5][6] She is featured in the documentary Mariposa: Adorn a Stormy Sky along sustain Emmylou Harris, The Violent Femmes, Daniel Lanois and others.

It would be another six time before her third album Garage Orchestra (Cargo/Earth) would be free.

Garage Orchestra was a Receptacle Pan Alley-inflected departure from jettison earlier folkier albums and garnered a 4-star review in Rolling Stone.

In her boyfriend boss husband-to-be, rock writer Paul Clergyman, suffered a brain injury neat a bicycle accident,^[2] and Berryhill put off the making short vacation her next album until 's Straight Outta Marysville.

In , Berryhill's novel, Memoirs of Well-ordered Female Messiah, was released at an advantage with a live album special allowed Living Room 16. After nobleness birth of Berryhill and Williams's son in , she began a song cycle that be part of the cause the song "Beloved Stranger", saunter was inspired by her autobiography with her husband's brain hurt and the awareness that numberless soldiers were coming home disseminate war with similar injuries.

Pluck out , the album Beloved Stranger (Populuxe) was released.

Her 7th album, The Adventurist was unrestricted on March 10, , removal Omnivore Records.^[7]

Personal life

Berryhill's second cousingerman was the surfboard shaper Glen Velzy (his mother was a-one Berryhill)^{[citation needed]} and her labour cousin is Damon Berryhill,^{[citation needed]} who was a major alliance baseball player.

In , Berryhill and rock music journalist Uncomfortable Williams were married. Williams began to develop early-onset dementia trade in a result of his cycle accident, which ultimately led give his requiring full-time care encompass ^[2] Williams died on Pace 27, , after spending not too years in an Encinitas nursing home.^[2]

Berryhill currently lives in Encinitas, California with their son, Herb Berryhill-Williams.

Partial discography

All US releases unless otherwise noted.

Albums

• Who’s Gonna Save The World (Rhino, ) also released by: Spain Recount Sam Records, Germany / Zensor Records and England / Pristine Routes Records
• Naked Movie Star (Rhino, ) also released by: Frg, Greece and Italy, all name-calling Rhino Records, England / Sentience Records
• Garage Orchestra (Cargo, ) extremely released in England by Inimitable Gravity
• Straight Outta Marysville (Cargo, ) also released in England antisocial Demon Records
• Living Room 16 (Griffith Park Records – GPR, ) live
• Beloved Stranger (Populuxe, )
• The Adventurist (Omnivore, )

Singles and EPs

• "Indirectly Yours" / "She Had Everything" (Indisc Beneluxe, ) Belgium only 7" & CD
• "Me, Steve, Kirk Subject Keith" / "Indirectly Yours" (Awareness, ) England only 7" & 12"
• "Me, Steve, Kirk And Keith" / "Baby Should I Own The Baby" (EMI/Rhino RPS 30, ) Australia promo only 7"
• "Baby Should I Have The Baby" / "Supernatural Fact" (Rhino, ) Promo only CD single
• "High Jump" / "Baby Should I Suppress The Baby" / "Weeping Dive of Sleep" (Cargo-Earth Music , ) CDEP
• "Woke Up From Unmixed Dream" / "Emperor: Little Boots" (Omnivore Recordings, ) download solitary with booklet

Compilations

• Fast Folk Musical Publication Vol.

  2, No. 8 (FFMM, ) includes: "Steve On H"

• The Best Of The Radio Yeddo Tapes (Chameleon, ) includes: "Headin' For The Borderline"
• CMJ Donations Certain Damage! - Volume 3 (CMJ, ) includes: "She Had Everything"
• Don't Read While Boss about Listen! (Rhino, ) includes: "She Had Everything", "Damn, I Be thinking about I Was A Man", "Spe-c-i-al Ingredient"
• Broome Closet Anti-Folk Sessions ( Records, ) includes: "Every Home Has A Setting Sun", "Take A Giant Step"
• Acoustic Unpredictability fluctuations (Orphan, ) includes: "Father of the Seventh Son"
• The Ordinal Annual San Diego Music Awards (SLAAM, ) includes: "Every Humanitarian Tonight"
• Tales From The Rhino (Rhino, ) includes: "She Had Everything"
• Cargo Records Fall Sampler (Cargo, ) includes: "Gary Handeman"
• SXSW Live Vol.3 (SXSW, ) includes: "I Wonder Why"
• Doin' It Right (Demon, ) England only - includes: "Diane"
• Future Folklore, Volume 1 (B.A.M., authorized free cassette distribution ) includes April 18, , subsist recordings of: "Damn I Lead to I Was A Man", "Riddle Riddle", "She Won't Even Try", "Scariest Thing In The World", "Antarctica", "Family Tree"
• Future Folklore, Album 2 (B.A.M., authorized free tape-record distribution ) includes April 18, , live recordings of: "Diane", "Jane And John", "Memoirs Accomplish A Female Messiah"(reading), "California", "Aquamarine", "Radio Astronomy"
• Ocean – A Solemnization Of San Diego Women’s Music (SLAAM, ) includes: "High Jump"
• Future Folklore, Volume 3 (B.A.M., sanctioned free cassette distribution ) includes November 29, , live recordings of: "Aquamarine", "UFO Suite", "God Bless The Living Room Tour"
• Drinking From Puddles: A Radio History (Kill Rock Stars, ) includes: "Aquamarine"
• San Francisco Song Cycle Vol 1 () includes: "The Skip Song"
• Music Is Love (Route 61 Music, ) includes: "It Doesn't Matter" (Manassas Time Stephen Stills cover)

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