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Mel, Jill and Denise
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In this Yard Sale! side project, Jill Olson teams up with two gal pals from Oakland who also write and sing and are veterans of area bands: accordion player Melanie DeGiovanni and guitarist Denise Funari. Some all-girl groups can be a little airy-fairy as if (as my wife Kathy once said) they have closets full of wind chimes. But the sensible women of Yard Sale! seem to have deep roots which aren't affected by prevailing musical gusts.

They slyly describe their sound as a "thrift store mix of pop, folk, and country music." Whether they call it yard sale or thrift store, what's clear is the casual, back porch vibe that they aim for and deliver. The DeGiovanni-penned "Sunday Afternoon." is a perfect place to start: "I'm sitting on the porch on Sunday afternoon/Trying to do nothing, just waiting for the moon/If I had my way, if pennies were wishes/I'd never have to vacuum or do any dishes." Even though it's set on a Sunday, you know everybody's wearing their Casual Friday clothes. You can practically smell the barbecue and feel your hand getting cold as it fishes around in the ice chest for that last bottle of Dos Equis.
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Yard Sale are three gals from Oakland, CA who play a thrift store mix of pop, folk, and country music on accordion, acoustic guitar and bass. All three members sing and write songs. Influences include the Carter Family, Nick Lowe, Dolly Parton and 1960's pop/folk/rock. Yard Sale invites you to a beer-fueled backyard musical BBQ, East Bay-style. Melanie De Giovanni (accordion) has played in such bands as the Catheads, Donner Party, Harm Farm, Barbara Manning, John Wesley Harding and Mare Winningham. She is also a legal secretary, mother of two, wife, and prize-winning pie baker. Jill Olson (bass) currently plays with Red Meat, was in the Movie Stars, and also played with John Wesley Harding and Mare Winningham. She also has two solo CDs and is working on a third. Jill is married to a helluva a guy--they have a dog, like to go to flea markets, read books, and laugh a lot. Denise Funari (guitar) has played with several East Bay folk combos and also performs solo. She is a champion gardener and a good gal to have in your corner.
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Track Listing

1. Lonesome Horseman
2. Smile
3. Come on Home
4. I Pray For the Time
5. Katy Did
6. I Want Them Back
7. Darlin' Please Don't Wait
8. Sunday Afternoon
9. I'm Sorry
10. Dangerous
11. I've Been Told
12. I'm Going Nowhere
13. It Should be You
14. Somebody Please
15. We Spark
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