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Suzannah Johannes
By Richard Gintowt
Published on April 10, 2008
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Suzannah Johannes, with Minus Story and Tre Orsi. Sunday, April 13, at the Jackpot Music Hall.
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Suzannah Johannes, Minus Story, Tre Orsi, Jackpot Music Hall
Lawrence resident Suzannah Johannes picked up the guitar a couple years ago during a trip to El Salvador, hoping to use its powers of elocution to better communicate with strangers. Funny thing is, it worked just as well in her native country, where tastemakers such as Range Life Records and daytrotter.com have come to appreciate Johannes's fast-developing songwriting. Backed by drummer Josh Adams and keyboardist-guitarist David Wetzel (both of Ghosty), Johannes sings mellow songs with swooning, starlit melodies. If the producers of Juno had any good sense, your mom would be buying Johannes' records instead of Moldy Peaches LPs.
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