Jenny Bruce
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Folky pop
Status:
Most recent releases, Firefly in a Jar (EP, 2015)
See also:
Jenny Bruce's site
Comparisons:
Aimee Mann, Shawn Colvin, Sarah McLachlan
Covers/own material:
Own
General comments:
she has a beautiful mellifluous voice, writes great songs with interesting melodies, performed with style and wit.
In short, everything that Ectophiles love. (MPower@exchange.ml.com)She's a very nice and talented singer-songwriter. (paul2k@aol.com)
Jenny Bruce was a great discovery at a Joy Askew house concert, and I've been a real fan of her music since then.
Frequently compared to singer/songwriters Paul Simon and Aimee Mann, native New Yorker Jenny Bruce is a soulfully rooted pop/folk artist. Bruce's intelligent lyrics are borne effortlessly upon her "warm thick orange" voice reminding critics and fans alike of Annie Lennox or a less "whiny" Paula Cole. (jeffw@smoe.org)
Comments about live performance:
Jenny Bruce opened, and I was happy to finally get a chance to hear her, after reading the good things about her here in the past. Fine voice, good songs (though the ode to her computer was a bit silly, particularly the line about "looking for heaven.com"). (02/02,meth@smoe.org)
Recommended first album:
Any
Recordings:
- Jenny Bruce (1997)
- Soul on Fire (2001)
- Left of July (2006)
- Firefly in a Jar (EP, 2015)
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