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Tranquility Bass
Overview
Tranquity Bass (pronounced Base) is female trio group performing top 50 covers from over the last fifty years as well as original music. Renee Lapierre is a singer/songwriter having won several awards from Nashville and other organizations for her song writing. Her original (Just Yesterday) is on Google Play and iTunes. Susan Neal leads the vocals with sweet and strong lyrics and rythym guitar. Christy Killion also is a wonderful lead vocalist and plays the keyboard and flute
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Price range: Starts at $200
Gig length: 30 - 240 minutes
Services offered
Team
Renee Lapierre
Guitar, banjo, writer, vocalist
Susan Neal
Guitar, vocalist
Christy Killion
keyboard, flute, vocalist
Influences and inspiration
Jewel, Bob Dylan, Emmylou Harris, Paul Simon, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Adele, Arlo Guthrie,
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