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-- LISA PERRY DISCOGRAPHY --
All Lisa Perry CDs are available online
for $15 each -- Price includes taxes & First Class Mail
Send check or money order with selections
to Lisa Perry (email lisa@angelrosemusic.com)
“TROPICAL ROSE”
The long awaited release of Lisa's new
"Tropical Rose" project has come. The CD has 13 of
Lisa's original songs played by top musicians from across the
country.
Piano virtuoso Lee Tomboulian from Denton,
Texas is back for this CD! (Lee and Lisa have played together
for over 25 years) Tropical sounds abound with steel drums by
Pat Frost, drums by Barry Smith and lots of Jim Perry
percussion. Two horn sections kick butt on 5 tunes (Horn
arrangements by Brian Snapp and Josh Perry) and make for a very
rich listening experience. As Lisa's song "Bassman"
will attest, she likes a good bass player and 3 of the area's
top players are featured: Dave Lowery, Bob Burns and Chuck
Archard. This CD has some serious low end! Good friend and
bandmate, Terry Harr, is featured on flute for 2 tracks. We
even get cameos from Okie fiddler Randy Crouch and Nashville
guitarist Don London. This is truly Lisa's best project to
date, Tropical Rose is worth the wait. All the songs are
original compositions with brass, steel drums, percussion and
lots of emotion. Thirteen cuts, featuring Lisa's trademark
vocal & harmony arrangements includes complete lyrics &
color booklet.
“NOSTALGIA ROSE”
One of Lisa Perry’s long time dreams
was to do an album of jazz standards from the 1930’s and
40’s backed by top shelf session musicians. At long last,
she has done just that. Nostalgia Rose is a collection of
Lisa’s favorite jazz standards with outstanding
musicianship from bassist Chuck Archard, guitarist Steve
Luciano with Kenny Stumpf on sax and flute plus Guy Hilsman on
percussion. The musicians play collectively in Groove Logic,
Orlando, Florida’s favorite Contemporary Jazz Fusion
Band.
Nostalgia Rose contains a wealth of
nostalgic cover songs from the 30’s and 40’s
including Somebody Loves Me, My Funny Valentine, I'll Buy That
Dream, Good Morning Heartache, Moonglow, Somewhere Over the
Rainbow, Shadow of Your Smile, I Left My Heart In SanFrancisco
and more.
Lisa’s innovative vocal stylings and
the fresh, original arrangements on this CD breathe new life
into these classic jazz favorites.
“ANGEL ROSE”
“This group of spiritual songs was
inspired by my garden, mountains, native Americans, angels, and
nature spirits. They contain an intention of energy, peace,
healing, and inspiration for those who will listen with an open
heart. For the voices of inspiration, for the musicians, and
for those who listen and understand, I give my deepest
thanks.” -- Lisa Perry
All 13 original songs written and arranged
by Lisa Perry, ©1998. Produced by Jim Perry. Mixed by Jim
& Lisa Perry. String arrangements by David Gozia, Robert
Kerr and Lisa Perry. The music has evolved much the same as the
embroidery piece by Lisa on the front cover - which took 11
years to complete.
Lisa Perry - Vocals & Ovation guitar.
Lee Tomboulian - Keyboards. Chuck Archard - Bass. Jim Perry -
Drums, tabla & percussion. Randy Crouch - mandolin. Don
London - Telecaster. Steve Reel - guitar. String Section:
Robert Kerr, Soon Hee Newbold Rettig (violins), Jennifer Hanson
(viola) and Erin Rettig (cello).
“FRACTAL ROSE”
Original music by Lisa Perry
Fractal -
Infinitely complex patterns with similarity across scale
generated on a complex plane from imaginary and real numbers
mirroring the cosmos.
Rose - By
any other name is still a rose.
Twelve original songs:
1. Another Cowgirl Song (L. Perry)
2. Don’t Walk Away (L. Perry)
3. Morning Moon (L. Perry)
4. Hesse Leaps (When You Wish Upon A Star
by
Washington-Harline with
apologies to Lester Leaps In)
5. Don’t Let It Go By (L. Perry)
6. Song For You (L. Perry)
7. Wind and the Water (L. Perry)
8. Oh Darlin’ (L. Perry)
9. If You Love Her (L. Perry)
10. Power and Energy (L. Perry, J. Foster)
11. Song of the Silence (L. Perry)
12. Silent One (L. Perry)
Produced by Jim Perry. All Songs written
by Lisa Perry except Power and Energy co-written by Jan Foster.
Don’t Let It Go By co-arranged by Lee Tomboulian. Mixed
By Jim & Lisa Perry at Watermelon Wasteland, Hope, Ark.
Special thanks to all the musicians who
helped with this project: Lee Tomboulian, Randy Crouch, Jimmy
Strader, Mark Carpenter, Larry Holway, and Earl Hesse. Many
thanks to Mike and Lisa Thompson for making the Tulsa tracks
possible. Crowd courtesy of Robert Hesse. Cover composite by
Jim Perry. Fractal mountain cover image created by Richard F.
Voss and used with his permission.
This Music is Dedicated to Steve Munson.
“CANYON ROSE”
Original music by Lisa Perry
Lisa Perry’s inspirational debut
album with eleven original songs that will captivate your soul
from the lady that brought new meaning to "The Yellow Rose
of Texas" throughout the Southwest.
The Music: "Lyrics that cut to
the core... outstanding visual imagery." --Grants Beacon
"Lisa's vocals with Randy Crouch's
hot fiddle, a combination that's hard to beat." --Hope
Star
"Meditative music that's not really
New Age but is definitely music of the 90's" --Dan Agent
The Musicians: Lisa Perry has been
writing songs since high school. She sings about life and
personal transformation. Her songs tell of truth and beauty. A
seasoned musician, she played on the road with "Yellow
Rose" and "Home Brew" but now prefers a quieter
home life to the bar room and concert circuit. Randy Crouch
brings his own special style of fiddle and pedal steel to
compliment the up-tempo arrangements. His band, "Flying
Horse" plays throughout Oklahoma.
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Bruce Webb, on bass, is a master of many
instruments and plays throughout Southwest Arkansas. Dan
Hoffstatter, also on bass, plays bass for Randy Crouch.
Guitarist Mark Carpenter has played Lisa's
music since the early 70's. Mark is a Tulsa musician who also
spent several years in the studios of L.A. Mark had a hand in
some of the arrangements as well. Bryan Jefferies is a guitar
wizard and working musician in the Texarkana area. His
ultra-clean playing is distinctive on several of the songs.
Drummer Jim Perry prefers the sound of
acoustic drums and percussion instruments to the
"midi-drum-box" approach often used in music today.
He co-produced the project with his wife Lisa and plays on most
of the cuts.