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Edie Brickell (moglie di Paul Simon) venne alla ribalta come una tipica hippie
del Deep Ellum di Dallas, capace di rinnovare i fasti di Rickie Lee Jones su
Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars (Geffen) del 1988, con canzoni come
What I Am. Dopo Ghost Of A Dog, in cui il complesso di accompagnamento
prendeva il sopravvento, Brickell ha lanciato una carriera davvero solista con
Picture Perfect Morning.
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Edie Brickell
emerged at the end of the 1980s as a
typical hippie of Dalla's "Deep Ellum", a songwriter capable of reenact the
glory of Rickie Lee Jones on
Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars (Geffen, 1988) with songs such as
What I Am.
After Ghost Of A Dog (Geffen, 1990),
whose backing band steals the show from the
singer, Brickell, helped by new husband Paul Simon, launched a truly solo
career with Picture Perfect Morning (Geffen, 1994), an album of
sophisticated rhythm and blues (Lost In The Moment).
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