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When the duo launched the Be Good Tanyas when they were joined by a mutual friend, Trish Klein. Frazey Ford , who had been planting trees with Parton, joined the trio, and they went on their first tour, opening for Bill Bourne . [3]
- 1999–present
- Frazey Ford, Samantha Parton, Trish Klein
View IMDB profile. View LinkedIn account. Trish Klein. Agent - Ind. & doc. film. Trish Klein’s nearly 20 years of music industry experience includes music management, music supervision, music production, audio engineering, event production and music marketing.
3. Juni 2013 · By Amy Reitnouer Jacobs. Jun 3, 2013. The Be Good Tanyas emerged in the late nineties, a product of the Vancouver old-time and folk musical communities. Consisting of Frazey Ford, Trish Klein, and Samantha ‘Sam’ Parton, the group deeply established themselves in the Americana realm before taking a hiatus in 2008 to pursue solo ...
Nach 13 Jahre ziehen die aus Vancouver stammenden The Be Good Tanyas Bilanz. Drei, von Kritikern und Fans gefeierte Alben mit insgesamt 39 Songs hatten sie veröffentlicht, als sich Frazey Ford, Trish Klein und Sam Parton 2007 zunächst für unbestimmte Zeit verabschiedeten.
Profile: Canadian vocalist, banjo player and guitarist. Sites: begoodtanyas.com, Wikipedia, Wikipedia. In Groups: Po' Girl, The Be Good Tanyas. Variations: Viewing All | Trish Klein. Klein, Patricia Kein.
2. März 2022 · March 2, 2022. 0. The Blue And Gold is a musical collaboration between Juno-nominated WCMA winner Year’ Ndidi O and folk-roots guitarist and banjo player Trish Klein (The Be Good Tanyas, Frazey Ford, Po’ Girl), which celebrates the musical artistry and legacy of pioneering female blues musicians.
28. Apr. 2022 · Album: The Blue and the Gold. Doug Heselgrave Posted On April 28, 2022. “The Blue and the Gold” is a loving tribute to the pioneering women of the blues created by Ndidi O and Trish Klein, two highly respected veterans of the Vancouver, British Columbia, roots music scene. Ndidi O, left, and Trish Klein (photo by Ariella Horvath)
