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Abbe's BIO
With three albums to her credit and a host of singles on compilations, Abbe's songs have received airplay throughout the United States. Her songwriting has won awards in three different genres. She was selected as a New Folk Finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival in 1994. She won top honors in VOCAL's novelty song contest in 1995. Her Down to Earth CD was DECMA's album of the year. Its first cut, "Horse Sense" earned Abbe the Songwriter of the Year award from the Country Music Associations of America in 1996. In August 2000 she introduced her most recent recording, Don't Tempt the Tigress. More…
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Quotes and Reviews
"When she began putting her thoughts and feelings on paper, Anderson says she discovered how freeing such writing could be. One of her first songs,"Powerless in Paris," written at age 20, helped her to see that she could "mine my discomfort and make it productive…"
"Abbe combines sincerity, irony and a natural folk sensibility. Her genuineness is engaging and entertaining." Rosanne Cash, Recording artist
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"My stuff has a bite to it; its not just nice" she says. Yet even when she's nailing it to someone who's wronged her – "Said you stayed at John's but that wasn't her name," she spices her message with a generous sense of humor. "You lie like a tick on a dog, like a wart on a hog, like the eggs I fry, like a pig in a sty, you lie, you lie, you lie." Gail Rossi, The Odyssey
"Very good." Don Imus, Imus in the Morning
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