Ruby Slippers

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Oxford[tune]/English as a Second Language	2:24	Play
2		May Questions Fill the Air Where I Have Been	2:05	Play
3		If Jesus Had a Girlfriend	2:52	Play
4		I Love You, Susan	20:04	Play
5		[tune] Mama 'Taint Long	4:41	Play
6		Bill Clarke	1:43	Play
7		I Dreamed I Saw My Cat Last Night	4:55	Play
8		You Tell Me I'm Beautiful	0:51	Play
9		Barmaids	0:52	Play
10		Bats	0:31	Play
11		Freaky Paul	10:49	Play
12		[tune] Kuumbwa Boogie	3:08	Play
13		News at Ten	4:41	Play
14		Sacred Whorehouse of the Moon	2:12	Play
15		Strange Cathedral	0:24	Play
16		Lost	0:53	Play
17		I Know When You Got Married	0:33	Play
18		The Beauty of an Older Woman	1:31	Play
19		[song] Who'll Water My Flowers	2:11	Play

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Description

Anything that can be said about Jessica Radcliffe doesn't quite seem to do her justice. She is a poet, a pagan, a shaman, a singer steeped in tradition and a songwriter of deeply personal songs that illuminate the human experience and can also make you catch your breath with their beauty.

Jessica was born in Los Angeles and was exposed to a diverse wealth of music through her family of Irish and Spanish heritage. She recalls learning Leadbelly tunes from her grandfather, who had a brief stay in jail with the blues legend. Jessica began writing poetry at an early age and naturally ventured forth into music playing her first show at thirteen. Her writing has been published worldwide and she has performed extensively with spoken word and song throughout the US, the United Kingdom, Europe, Japan and Hong Kong.

Jessica has moved twelve times in the past twenty years: from London to Ithaca, NY, and on to Northern California, where she established a built-in following, to New Orleans, to England, and she is now living back in New Orleans. Her work has been greatly influenced by her journeys.

The St. Louis Post observed of Jessica: "She writes lyrics that transform her life experiences into eloquent tales and metaphors." With music that is deeply rooted in the traditional music of England, Ireland, and North America, Radcliffe renders her very contemporary take on tradition, by infusing it with the varied influences of Richard Thompson, Skip James, Rickie Lee Jones and Billie Holiday. Jessica's superb songwriting, singing and stagecraft makes for unforgettable performances, whether live or recorded. She has made a series of critically acclaimed recordings, is a mother of three and her magical dinner parties are the stuff of legend!

She was married for 19 years to English guitarist Martin Simpson and has now returned to us with a voice as delicate and as strong as a spider's web, and a powerfully compassionate observation of the human condition.