Three Sheets to the Wind

Country of origin:

Canada

Type of music generally:

Contemporary folk/pop, country, ethereal

Status:

Only release, Grace Under Pressure (1994)

See also:

Ectophile's Guide entry for Rebecca Campbell

Comparisons:

Rebecca Campbell's solo work

Covers/own material:

Mostly covers

General comments:

See album comments below

Recommended first album:

Grace Under Pressure

Recordings:

Grace Under Pressure (1994)

Grace Under Pressure

Release info:

1994—Canal Records—Canal264

Availability:

Unknown

Ecto priority:

Recommended for fans of eclectic contemporary folk

Group members:

Mary Burns—vocals
Rebecca Campbell—vocals; guitar; percussion (maracas, shaker, shack whackers, big bass drum, tambourine); song arrangements
Beverley Wolfe—vocals

Guest artists:

Ian Mackie—percussion (djembe, clackers, congas, foot shaker, cedar lozenges, berimbau, tables, finger cymbals, udu, goat hooves, triangle, big bass drum)
John Geggie—double bass
John Switzer—electric bass

Produced by:

John Switzer

Comments:

Folk/trad/pop a cappella songs (well, there is some accompaniment on some songs) by Jane Siberry's backup singer and former member of Fat Man Waving, Rebecca Campbell with two other women. I find Rebecca's contributions by far the strongest, and she writes a few of the songs here. Not something I'll play often, but I do like most of this quite a lot. (Neile)

Thanks to JoAnn Whetsell for work on this entry.