Jehovah Waitresses
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Jangly indiepop/rock
Status:
Most recent release, Route 5 (2017)
See also:
Jehovah's Waitresses' site
Jehovah Waitresses' facebook page
CD Baby page for Jehovah Waitresses
Comparisons:
The Bangles, The Sundays, Belly
Covers/own material:
Own
General comments:
I just realized that haven't plugged Jehova Waitresses enough. Definitely check them out. At times, they're ectoish. Other times, they are faster and harder. Although Kevin is a great guy—and one of the lead-"people" of Jehovah Waitresses—I do like Linda's voice. It's a better Susannah Hoffs (of The Bangles). Most of their songs are written by Kevin and Linda, with much help from the rest of the group. Great group, and if in the Cleveland area, definitely check them out. (5/95, Matt.Bittner)
Recommended first album:
Perfect Impossible
Recordings:
- Hard Up for Innocence (EP, 1990)
- Shake Your Buddah (1992)
- Perfect Impossible (1994)
- Route 5 (2017)
Release info:
1994—Shimmy Disc
Availability:
Wide in the U.S. on release
Ecto priority:
Highly recommended
Group members:
Kevin Roy—guitar, vocals
Linda Roy—guitar, harmonica, vocals
Alan Grandy—bass, bass guitar, vocals
Jeff Harmon—drums
Janice Fields—piano, violin
Guest artists:
Felix Ng—saxophone
Produced by:
Kramer
Comments:
A must-buy for all people. Most on ecto know they're friends of mine, but this disc takes them to new heights. Ectoish, if there ever was a band. (Matt.Bittner)
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