|  "McCue
sounds like her alto came out of God’s workshop. She’s
confident, polished, smart, and Koala Motel is wholly original
— and indelible."
HARP MAGAZINE
MYSPACE
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OUT THE NEW T-SHIRTS IN THE MUSIC STORE.
We
are pleased to announce that Anne's song 'STUPID' is on Disc
4 of Time Life's "FOUR DECADES OF FOLK ROCK"
which features artists from Bob Dylan, The Byrds, Suzanne
Vega etc. The box set is out now and available everywhere!
McCue
heads out this week for some shows with Amy Cook in the South
and East. California dates touted for July.
Anne
is currently recording new material. She is developing her
skills in the studio as a Pro Tools Engineer and has recorded
a song by Amelia White called 'Motorcycle Dream'. The song
has been posted on the myspace
page for your listening pleasure.
Next
up are some shows with Amy Cook courtesy of Rajiworld. Check
Tour Dates for details.
If
you would like to be on the Anne McCue STREET TEAM
please send an email to annemccue@yahoo.com
with the subject Street Team. Please tell us your full address.
Anne
has been touring the U.S. with Lucinda Williams and also Scott
Miller. She was part of the Broad Festival in Australia in
August - a national tour put together by Deborah Conway. Anne
appeared on Australian TV show ROCKWIZ Saturday April 7th
SBS with Sean Kelly of The Models. Her song SHIVERS was featured
on the season finale of REAL LIFE.
The
new album 'Koala Motel' has been released
on Messenger Records in the U.S. and in the UK and Australia
on Cooking Vinyl and Shock respectively. Special guests include
Lucinda Williams, Nancy Wilson, John Doe, Jim Lauderdale,
Will Courtney and Doug 'Lovejoy' Pettibone.
Anne's
album Amazing Ordinary Things has been
reissued on vinyl on the Cisco Music label. Click
here to check it out.
PRESS FROM
'AUSTRALIAN MUSICIAN' by Baz Bardoe Winter Issue 2005
'McCue is a superior songwriter, an excellent vocalist, an accomplished
and tasteful lead player... Her soloing evokes the ghosts of
Paul Kossoff of Free and possibly even Tommy Bolin - players
who knew the value of just the right note on the right occasion,
whilst stil being able to let rip when a tune was kicking. Her
playing is tasteful and seanless. I could count on one hand
the amount of artists as completely engrossing as Anne McCue.'
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