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I Need A Man
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Hitting On Nothing
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Don't Have To See You
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We're Gonna Make It
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Voodoo Voodoo
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Coming Home
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Miss Rosie
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Yes, If It's Good For You
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Don't Mess With My Man
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Lonely Nights
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Cry For Me Baby
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Concrete And Barbwire
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Influenced by the raw energy of Chicago blues legends, The Red Devils, and icons Elmore James and Howlin' Wolf, Lisa draws heavily on the heritage of her musical antecedents, including female blues performers Koko Taylor, Etta James. Wanda Jackson, and Bonnie Raitt. She also admits to an admiration for Lucinda Williams, whose narratives of destitution, pain, and loss have drawn critical acclaim. Lisa is also a fan of chanteuse Shannon McNally, and her a spin on love/lust tropes. Lisa will tell you over an ice cold beer that she dreams of singing the blues on the radio and performing the world over, from the local BBQ hotspot to the stages of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest. Simply, the woman knows what she wants, and she knows she'll get it, come hell or high water. Why? When Lisa steps in front of a mic something magical happens - something kinetic, highly sexual, and raw... What comes out makes you want to ball. And I don't mean cry.
Lisa's current plans involve touring with her new CD, and reaching out to music fans everywhere with her own distinct interpretation of the blues - through her own songs and words, as well as renditions of delta, country, and Chicago blues classics.
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