Debra Guy
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Folk/rock
Status:
Most recent solo release, (that's Miss Passive-Aggressive to you) (2000)
See also:
Debra Guy's Facebook page
Comparisons:
Ani Difranco, Indigo Girls, Melissa Etheridge (she cites these herself and, by god, she's right)
Covers/own material:
Own
General comments:
Acoustic folk-rock with and angry edge and satisfying energy. (adamk@zoom.co.uk)
Recommended first album:
(that's Miss Passive-Aggressive to you) is her sole solo release
Recordings:
(that's Miss Passive-Aggressive to you) (2000)
(that's Miss Passive-Aggressive to you)
Release info:
2000—Uberbutch Records
Availability:
Unknown
Ecto priority:
Recommended
Group members:
Debra Guy—vocals, 12-string guitar
Produced by:
Debra Guy and Eddie Boyd
Comments:
Wearing her influences all too boldly on her sleeve, Debra Guy obviously has big ambitions, but needs to tailor them to her resources. The songs here cry out for a bigger, more epic production á la Etheridge. lacking that, they tend—instrumentally, at least—to be rather samey, with familiar guitar strummings being repeated song after song. That said, she does play a mean twelve-string, riffing with real energy and clarity, and her strong voice and intelligent lyrics make her definitely one to watch once she adds a few more colours to her palette. (adamk@zoom.co.uk)
Thanks to Adam Kimmell for work on this entry.
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