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Deborah Coleman B. October 3 1956 In Portsmouth Virginia Is An American Blues Guitarist Songwriter And Vocalist. Won The Orville Gibson Award For "Best Blues Guitarist Female" In 2001. 1 Nominated For A W.C. Handy Blues Music Award Nine Times. 2 Coleman Has Become One Of The Most Sought-After Blues Artists On The Scene. Deborah Was Born In Portsmouth Virginia And Raised In A Music-Loving Military Family That Lived In San Diego San Francisco Bremerton Washington And The Chicago Area. With Her Father Playing Piano Two Brothers On Guitar And A Sister Who Plays Guitar And Keyboards Deborah Felt Natural With An Instrument In Her Hands Picking Up Guitar At Age 8. Her Work Has Been Compared To Jimi Hendrix And Tracy Chapman And She Is Known For High Energy Charismatic Crowd-Pleasing Performances. Coleman Has Become One Of The Most Sought-After Blues Artists On The Scene. Coleman Is A Highly Charismatic Stage Performer. She Stretches Out In A Live Setting And Demonstrates Both Her Fluid Warm Vocals And Her Considerable Guitar Skills. 3 She Has Played At The Top Music Venues Such As North Atlantic Blues Festival 2007 Waterfront Blues Festival 2002 The Legendary Monterey Jazz Festival 2001 Ann Arbor Blues And Jazz Festival 2000 Sarasota Blues Festival 1999 The San Francisco Blues Festival 1999 Fountain Blues Festival 1998 Just To Name A Few Coleman's Blind Pig Debut I Can't Lose 1997 Is A Powerful Album Of Great Ballads And Blues Stories And Of Course Great Guitar Playing And Singing. Her Version Of Billie Holiday's "Fine And Mellow" Got Her A Lot Of Airplay On College And Public Radio Stations Around The U.S. On Soul Be It 2002 A Well-Rounded Live Set By Her Quartet There Are Many Highlights Including The Rousing Opener "Brick" The Minor-Toned Blues "My Heart Bleeds Blue " The Bluish Romp "Don't Lie To Me " And A Jump Blues "I Believe." However The Most Memorable Selection Is "Goodbye Misery " Which Has A Marathon Solo By Coleman That Is Full Of Fire And Creative Ideas. This Highly Enjoyable Set Serves As A Perfect Introduction To The Music Of Coleman. Followed By What About Love? 2004 And Stop The Game In 2007 . Time Bomb 2007 Features Three Women Blues Players Deborah Coleman Sue Foley And Roxanne Potvin. Time Bomb May Not Be The Appropriate Name For This Assembly's Production Because There Is No Waiting Around For The Fuse To Burn Down And The Fireworks To Start. Right From The Opening Title Track "Time Bomb" An Instrumental Where All Three Women Take Turns Laying Down Leads Things Are Beginning To Sizzle. For The Next Nine Songs The Women Spell Each Other Off Taking Lead Vocals And Guitar Duties Of Every Third Song Until They Come Together Again On The Final Track "In The Basement". 4 Discography Year Title Genre Label
2007 Stop The Game Blues/Rock JSP
2004 What About Love? Blues Telarc
2002 Soul Be It Blues/Rock Blind Pig
2001 Livin' On Love Blues/Rock New Moon
2000 Soft Place To Fall Blues/Rock Blind Pig
1998 Where Blue Begins Blues/Rock Blind Pig
1997 I Can't Lose Blues-Rock Blind Pig
1995 Takin' A Stand Blues/Rock New Moon Compilations
Year Title Genre Label Notes
2007 Time Bomb Blues Rock Ruf Idn With Sue Foley & Roxanne Potvin read less