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Jhelisa Anderson took her first steps in the music world as a member of the gospel choir where her father manned the organ and piano. How could it be otherwise when you were born deep in the south of the United States? In 1990 she moved to London and became a member of Soul Family Sensation with which she made the CD New Wave. She then joined The Shamen with which she scored several hits before… embarking on a solo career. Her single Friendly Pressure became a modest hit. After a lot of studio work with Massive Attack, Chaka Khan and Bryan Ferry among others, it was time to satisfy her wanderlust. In Africa and Brazil she went on a voyage of discovery through the well-stocked musical treasuries. Her next travel destination was less favorably chosen. In New Orleans she was busy recording her new CD, when her studio and home were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. In Atlanta she re-recorded her music for A Primitive Guide To Being There, an atmospheric, jazzy CD that reflects her whole life. One of the better vocal performances of 2006. (AD)more
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