Gene Watson's Peers: Cindy Church
Gene Watson's peers within the country music
industry believe in the sheer talent of this unassuming man from east Texas,
so much so that Gene is regarded by many of them as 'the singer's singer' -
and rightly so!
All of Gene's Peers who were contacted in 2006 were most
gracious with their time & words. It is here, within this special part of
gene-watson.com, that you have an opportunity to read a quote from
Cindy Church, which she submitted to
this site on Tuesday 7 March 2006.
Sean Brady would like to take this opportunity to say 'thank you'
to Cindy Church who has made a special
contribution to a unique part of this online 'celebration of a Lone Star
Hero'.
Cindy Church
This quote was submitted on Tuesday 7 March 2006
'I would like to wish Sean all the best with this
website.
I have been a true fan of Gene Watson for as long as I can remember.
His
gorgeous voice, unforgettable songs, his honesty and dignity as a performer
continue to inspire'.
Thank you, Cindy Church, for your
support of Gene Watson.
About Cindy Church...
Cindy Church has one of the most
distinctive voices in Canada. She is equally at home as a country singer and
a jazz balladeer and can easily tackle pop tunes, gospel songs & folk
material with equal aplomb.
Cindy Church has been a leading figure in Canada's roots music scene for two
decades. In 1987, she co-founded the traditional country trio Great
Western Orchestra which recorded a remarkable eponymous album for Sony Music
Canada in 1989.
Originally from Bible Hill, Nova Scotia, Cindy's musical influences were
primarily country & traditional music. She grew up in a country music
household, where the music of Hank Snow, Kitty Wells & Jean Shepard was
heard on a regular basis.
Cindy Church was brought up in Bible Hill, Nova Scotia and has spent most of
her life in Western Canada, first in Edmonton, then Vancouver in Island,
Turner Valley, south of Calgary and, most recently, Toronto.
Cindy's career
in music has seen her achieve many highlights, including her time as Ian
Tyson's back-up singer & as a member of the Great Western Orchestra.
Cindy Church has also achieved fame as a member of Quarette & has seen the
release (as a solo artist) of three distinctive albums for Canada's Stony
Plain Records; 'Love on the Range' (1994), 'Just a little Rain' (1995) & the
self-titled 'Cindy Church' (1996).
Cindy Church also performs with two other groups, Lunch at Allen's (with
Murray McLachlan, Ian Thomas & Marc Jordan) & performs with 'The Nearness of
You', a tribute to songwriter Hoagy Carmichael also featuring Joe Sealy and
George Koller.
Visit Cindy Church's Official Site
