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No Ordinary Love 4:340:00 / 4:34
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The Pill Song 3:410:00 / 3:41
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Ropes 3:480:00 / 3:48
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What people say about Julie's music
"I can't stop listening to Julie Snow's No Ordinary Love. The songs are like fine tapestries — woven with message and meaning. A big, wide, open-hearted record."
– Sloan Wainwright
"I've heard her CD and it's brilliant."
(praise for If Words Were Stones)
-Rachel Maddow
"I’ve been a fan of Julie Snow’s songs for a very long time. Her writing is clever, insightful, witty, and her grooves are simply gorgeous!"
— Brooks Williams
— Brooks Williams
About Julie
Julie Snow is a Boston-based singer-songwriter whose songs are infused with heart and humanity. Starting with songs recorded by Lui Collins in the late 1970's and early 80's, it has been her goal to both entertain and inspire, above all hoping to create connection through her music. Her early songs have been recorded by a variety of folk artists, but Julie has recently released No Ordinary Love, her second album of her own songs. Her music is funky, funny, and full of love.
Her sometimes band, The Bad Hombres, are: Kent Allyn on keyboards, slide guitar and vocals, Ed Scheer on drums and vocals, and Greg Holt on bass. Kent regularly performs with Cosy Sheridan, Susie Burke and David Surette, and Cormac McCarthy, among others. Ed is the lead singer and band leader of The Love Dogs, the hottest jump blues band in town. And Greg mentors and teaches music at the Boston Arts Academy with a bio too extensive to summarize here!
THE BAD HOMBRES
