Sally Taylor's music has folk and rock influences, but some of the tunes on her debut album TOMBOY BRIDE could be better described as jazz. Her soulful songs were all written by Sally over the past 2-3 years.
When she found herself in Colorado for a second winter, she decided to do some recording. Her intention was only to make a demo, to organize her music and make a collection of her songs for herself. But with the help of Wendy Woo, her co-producer, they ended up with Tomboy Bride, a patchwork of Sally's colorful life.
Tomboy Bride was recorded in a make-shift studio off a 3-mile dirt road up in the hills of Lyons, Colorado. " It was hard to keep the cricket chirps off the album," Sally said, " still you can hear them on some of the quieter tracks if you listen hard enough." And at night they recorded by candlelight to silence the buzzing of the room lights.
Sally's beautiful silvery alto voice is like sunshine. She sounds indistinctly like both of her parents (Carly Simon & James Taylor), but Sally has stumbled onto something entirely new and authentic. Tomboy Bride is pure and passionate and loving and golden.
