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Tanging the Hump
Susan Owens
New Orleans type old jazz and blues from the 20's on and 4 jazz and blues based originals includes sax, accordion & clarinet
Collection Contents
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If You're So Smart | 3:19 | Play |
| 2 |
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Tchoupatoulas Street | 2:50 | Play |
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He's A Tramp | 3:17 | Play |
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Didn't Have To | 3:33 | Play |
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Gone Salty on Me | 3:11 | Play |
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Other Woman Blues | 3:25 | Play |
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My Daddy Rocks Me | 3:24 | Play |
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Girlish Days | 4:07 | Play |
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Bring Me Round | 2:53 | Play |
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When I Get Low | 3:13 | Play |
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Built For Comfort | 3:41 | Play |
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Since I Fell For You | 4:22 | Play |
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Description
Susan Owens was born in New Orleans & raised in Baton Rouge La. She began playing the guitar at the age of 13 during the summer before the 8th grade in the year 1969. Playing at first in solitude by way of the LSU parade ground she gradually began venturing to venues near the campus in Baton Rouge. Through doing Open Mic nights and running a Wed night jam she formed her first band Live Bait (swing, country & originals) which had the honor of appearing weekly at the legendary Ben & Nitas on the Amite River at Port Vincent La. (known for having a stage made from half of an old boat deck & hull) Under various names Susan has worked the Baton Rouge area for most of the last 25 years. She participated in 10 of 12 years of the Baton Rouge Fest-for-All (a hugely successful yearly event) Local bands she played with were: Borrowed Time, Ghost Hotel, The Luvrakers (with her late husband Alva Snelling,)The Frenge (fringe) & Susans Time Warp among others.
Around 1989 Susan essentially quit playing music & went back to school. After her husbands untimely death in 1995 she began once again to seriously approach her music by taking lessons to hone her skills & learning for the first time how to breathe properly. Starting off solo she worked to make her way back into the Baton Rouge music scene. In May of 2003 she began a year long stint hosting a Tues night open mic/music jam at Phil Bradys Bar & Grill. Around the same time she joined the existing band Raising Cane & enjoyed once again playing summertime jobs on the Amite River.
Through the jam she formed Gypsy Swing, competing in the Baton Rouge Blues Challenge Susan went in to Main St. Studio in December of 2003 to record a Cd. Her CD: Tanging the Hump came out in November 2004. & is available for sale at area music stores & wherever she is playing.
At that time Susan decided to change the name back to Filigree since she had come full circle back to the music she originally loved while growing up with a mother from New Orleans who loved all the old jazz. Since July of 2004 Susan Owens & Filigree have been playing on Tuesday nights at Baton Rouge night club, Slippery Petes. (Florida @ Stevendale) You can also look for them at Phil Bradys in Baton Rouge & T & T Lounge in Zachary La. as well as other regional venues. Now performing Classic Rock & Modern Blues, as well as old Swing, Filigree is truly a Louisiana Hybrid band.
Susan is currently recording her 2nd album "Hang the Moon"