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"Alive, Alive O!" -
Early Spring 2011
This is a nifty little
CD comprised mostly of selections from our "live" gigs...hence the
name of the CD. Along with the music, we've also left a little of
the "Hussy Talk" on a few of them, so you can actually get a real
feel for what fun we have with our audiences. Our connection with
those who attend our gigs is very special, and it's the whole reason
we love doing what we do. We think you'll really like this CD!
It features Traditional
songs like Buffalo Gal and Coal Key Market, as well as the
Colonoscopy Song by Barb, and a recent version of Song for a
Spirograph by Deb and Karen Moore.
ALSO, we've secured the
rights for One More Dollar, On the Road, and A Little Bit More, and
we've included them, as well.
Available at our gigs.
"YULE" -
Christmas 2009
We wanted to do a Christmas CD with lots
of songs that were a little different...some you don't often
hear...as well as some "originals". We did. You can order one
on-line using PayPal, or pick a copy up at one of our gigs!
Click HERE
for Sound Samples
from YULE
"Sassy Sampler"
- 2007
- SOLD
OUT. We
ran through 300 of these and don't plan to do more. Since we
self-produced these, it's a time issue to burn the label, CD,
print the cover, etc.
HOWEVER...These
Sassy Sampler (2007) songs, in their entirety, are available
as FREE downloads in MP3 format on our NEW Listening
Page. Why are we doing
this? Because the Sassy Sampler is sold out and we don't
intend to print more. And we do this without any album
notes...and the track volumes are not normalized...it's just the songs.
Burn your own CD, and enjoy.
To download the Album MP3's go to the Media Site - Click HERE
Album Listing and
Notes:
Chanter's Tune
- Traditional Scottish Marching Tune
Barb Biffle - soprano
recorder; Barb Biffle - bodhrán & wind, Arranged by Wee
Brazen Hussies |
Yes, Barb did this all by herself, using three tracks, just
because she had some new mixing software and nothing else to do late one night!
The wind is a particularly eccentric touch! What a Goober!
Katy Cruel
- Traditional Colonial American Song
Deb Davis & Barb Biffle - vocals; Barb Biffle - guitar
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies - Recorded from live interview
at KZUM -
Expect some extraneous noises.
The Marks of Weakness
- Words by Steve Davis; Music by Deb & Steve Davis
Deb Davis - lead vocal; Barb Biffle - harmony vocal,
bodhrán & shaker
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies - recorded by Terry Keefe
Giant of the
Road
- Words & music by Matt Heaton
Used with permission - Thanks, Matt, and thanks, Shannon!
www.mattandshannonheaton.com - Recorded in Barb's living
room
Poor Wayfaring Stranger
- Traditional
Deb Davis, lead vocal; Barb Biffle, Native American Flute
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies - Recorded by Terry Keefe
Vinnie the Vole
- Words & music by Barb Biffle
Deb Davis - autoharp;
Barb Biffle - vocal & guitar
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies - Recorded from live interview
at KZUM -
Expect some extraneous noises.
Amazing Grace -
Traditional
Deb Davis - Autoharp;
Barb Biffle - Strum stick;
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies - Recorded from live interview
at KZUM -
Expect some extraneous noises.
Cryin' at the River
Jordan - Words & music by Deb
Davis
Deb Davis - lead vocal &
autoharp; Barb Biffle - guitar & harmony vocal
Arranged by Wee Brazen
Hussies - Recorded from live interview at KZUM -
Expect some extraneous noises.
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NEW - Short Videos!
Recorded on a Sony WebCam. We'll add a few here from
time to time.
Stopping Snow
- tune by S. Wright; words
by Barb Biffle Bennett
recorded March 5, 2010 at Bagels & Joe| Deb
Davis-autoharp; Barb-guitar
A "Little Bit More"
Beautiful Nebraska - Words & music by Jim Fras
Deb Davis - keyboard &
autoharp; Barb Biffle - guitar
Arranged by Wee Brazen Hussies
- We were asked to do this instrumental version for a special
project a friend was working on, so we did!
Link to Nebraska Life
Site-then click on SLIDESHOW
The Pesky Serpent &
Trimming the Hedge - Traditional 19th Century Alabama
Song, Paired with original tune by Barb Biffle
Deb Davis - harmony vocal,
"bob" stick, shaker & djembe; Barb Biffle - lead vocal & strum stick
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Arranged by Wee Brazen
Hussies |
Thanks to Chipper Thompson & Mason Brown for introducing us to
Pesky Serpent
Audience Comments about Wee Brazen Hussies
"I liked
everything...the great songs...the harmonies...the humor!" | "You
two really click!"
"You
meet the nicest people at a Hussy Concert-I feel like I know
everyone!" | "You
sound absolutely fantastic"
"I love the songs,...you gals are great; where are you playing
next" |
"We can tell you're having fun up there"
| "I really like the
arrangements & the harmonies" | "What's a Nose Flute?" | "This is so much more fun than the scrap booking party I just left!"
| "How many instruments do you two play!?" | "I haven't laughed that much in ages!"
| "Your bodhrán
tipper is made out of WHAT!!!"
"Really, what IS a Nose Flute?"
Update on the Bo Pelini Song
The song came out in early 2008, and was a hit through the end of
the football season. Thanks to all who requested it. Download the original version FREE below.
Download the Bo Pelini Chorus
as a Ringtone for your phone!
Listen/Download the Original Version of the
Bo Pelini Song, "Ode to Bo"
Tune Traditional Irish Lullaby, "Einini", Words by Barb
Biffle; Barb Biffle - guitar & lead vocal; Deb Davis - autoharp & harmony
vocal; This is the entire song in MP3 format
Download it as our gift to you, for your personal
use, and feel free to share it with others.
Just CREDIT US if you use it. If you want to play it at your business,
please contact us, and we'll arrange to get you a special copy.
We'll have an
end-of-season 2010 version of the Bo Pelini Song out here on
February 10, 2011
2009 Holiday
Hoopla
This is our
annual fundraiser for the Lincoln Food Bank and Cedars
Youth Services. This was a great time! We did a
recording of it live, and really want you hear this
great song by friend Charlie Horner, performed for the
first time at the Hoopla. Backing by The ReGifters!
"Don't
Come Down My Chimney Tonight"
Words by Charlie
Horner, Vocal & Mandolin-Charlie Horner
Sax-Mike Barna, Dobro-John Baylor
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