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Deuce Is Wild
Trusting Lucy Records, Releases Two New CDs
By Beth Peerless
Herald Correspondent
When it comes to Trusting Lucy, good things come in
twos. For instance the two women who front the rock
band, Linda Arceo and Lisa Long, are a dynamic acoustic duo
as well. The two CDs they will celebrate concurrently
this Sunday afternoon at Planet Ultra Lounge & Restaurant
are both comprised of two discs, one a group of 16 songs
with electric band and the other the acoustic duo doing the
same sequence of tunes.
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Daisy Rock Welcomes New
Artists Lisa Lim and Trusting Lucy
LOS ANGELES, CA – July 15th, 2008
Daisy Rock is excited to announce two talented new additions
to their growing roster of artists: Lisa Lim and Trusting
Lucy.
With styling influenced by blues and country legends alike,
Lisa Lim first entered the music scene in 2007 with her
debut release “Crazy Feelin’ This Way”. Gigging regularly
and teaching guitar for over 15 years at Lim’s Music, Lisa
continues her accomplishments in the industry now as a Daisy
Rock endorsee.
Preparing their upcoming self produced and self-recorded
12-song CD to be released later this year, Trusting Lucy’s
Lisa and Linda are no strangers to the industry. Their music
has been described as a mix of soulful introspective
ballads, straight-on, hook driven melodic pop, and forceful
rock tunes sung with powerful distinctive voices and
incredible harmonies. Playing around different cities in
California this summer, Daisy Rock is very pleased to
support Trusting Lucy in all their newest endeavors.
Daisy Rock offers a complete line of girl guitars designed
to look and sound great, and to fit the female form. To
learn more about Daisy Rock endorsed artists, and to view
Daisy Rock’s entire line of guitars, visit
daisyrock.com now!
To learn more about Daisy Rock artist Lisa Lim, visit
www.lisalimmusic.com
To learn more about Daisy Rock artists Trusting Lucy, visit
www.trustinglucy.com
ABOUT DAISY ROCK GUITARS
Daisy Rock is the original girl-guitar company dedicated to
successfully supplying and marketing pro-quality guitars for
females. The company is led by its President, Tish Ciravolo,
and co-owned and distributed by Alfred Publishing. Daisy
Rock’s ongoing mission is to provide females of all ages
with whatever it takes to learn to play guitar and enjoy
music. Daisy Rock has established and continues to
strengthen its reputation as “THE female guitar company.”
Daisy Rock, its talented management team, and its products
have been continuously featured in worldwide mainstream
media, including People, Time, Newsweek, CNN, ABC, NBC, FOX,
VH1, the Premier Radio Network, BBC Radio, the Associated
Press, etc. The company was founded solely by Tish Ciravolo
in October 2000.
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BVS Reviews,
March 8, 2004 - Being Fine by Bruce Von Stiers
Surfing the web a while back I came across an interesting
band. Basically the band is a duet with supporting musicians.
The name of the band is Trusting Lucy. It is the work of Linda
Arceo and Lisa Long, two singer / songwriters. After years of
solo gigs and working with other bands, the two formed
Trusting Lucy to concentrate on the kind of music that they
really wanted to play. The result is an album titled It'll Be
Fine. It is a self produced and released album.
The album is actually two discs. The first disc has the full
band versions of the songs. The second disc is the acoustical
version of the songs. There are 14 songs on the album and all
of them were written by the two ladies.
The two women make a great vocal partnership. Both of them had
been solo acoustic performers before joining together. They
found that working together made for a good fit for both of
them. The name of the band, Trusting Lucy, comes out of being
able to equally share the spotlight. Even the song writing on
the album was split evenly between Linda and Lisa.
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Trusting
Lucy prepares for festival appearance, July 21, 2003
- Trusting Lucy prepares for festival appearance
By Dave
Steffenson-- Assistant Editor
Lisa
Long, left, and Linda Arceo will play at 1:45 p.m. July 26
at the Gazebo stage at the Garlic Festival.
GILROY - What’s in a name?
Well,
when it comes to names, this band has had its share. While
many people may have heard Linda Arceo and Gilroy resident
Lisa Long’s bold lyrics and catchy guitar riffs while wandering
the Garlic Festival the last three years, they might not recognize
the two by any name.
Going
under the name Linda Arceo, Arlo, Arceo and Long and, finally,
Trusting Lucy, the women don’t seem to care what name they
go by, as long as they keep turning heads.
“I think
what grabs people is that our songs have hooks in them,” Arceo
said. “We don’t play like girls.”
Bucking
the stereotype that women playing acoustic guitars play light,
airy music, Arceo and Long have turned the last two years
into a productive collaboration based on two different styles
and a rock sound that always turns heads, something the women
hope to do July 26 at the Gazebo stage at the 2003 Garlic
Festival.
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Coast Weekly - Monterey County,
May 15, 2003 - Trusting Lucy fit real feelings into
their acoustic/electric mix.
Girls Rule: Linda Arceo and Lisa
Long play it both ways (acoustic/rock) on their new CD.
When local songwriter Linda Arceo asked Lisa Long to play
keyboards on one of her albums, Arceo got more than she bargained
for. Arceo had known Long from other projects, but around
two years ago, she discovered that Long was a formidable songwriter.
"I wanted to bring her songs out," Arceo says.
The two have pooled their songwriting skills in the band Trusting
Lucy, which released an album last month called It'll Be Fine.
The interesting thing about the album is that there is one
CD containing acoustic versions of their songs, and another
including a full-on rock band backing the duo on the same
songs.
Since Trusting Lucy plays some venues as an acoustic duo and
other larger venues with a backing band of local musicians,
releasing the two versions seemed like the right thing to
do.
"We wanted to give it back to our two fan-bases,"
Arceo says.
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Monterey Herald - Monterey
County Dining & Entertainment Guide GO!, April 24-30,
2003
- The group is celebrating
the release of its debut CD "It'll be Fine" (which
comes in both an acoustic and band versions) this Sunday afternoon
at Doc's Nightclub in Monterey.
"It'll be fine" features 14 songs written by Long
(seven) and Arceo (five) or co-written by the duo (two). The
duo's music (the band version) can be roughly described as
straight-ahead rock with touches of folk, pop and country.
"Maybe" for example, would feel comfortable right
up there on the country charts with Shania, the Chicks and
Martina McBride, while "Feed My soul" is a rocker
that opens with a Jimi-style flourish on guitar.--April 24,
2003
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Salinas-Californian Newspaper, April 27,
2003 - Two Monterey Bay area singer-songwriters have
pooled their talents to create one hot double album.
Linda Arceo of Monterey and Lisa
Long of Gilroy call their band Trusting Lucy. They will release
their album, "It'll Be Fine," on April 27 at Doc
Ricketts' Lab in Monterey.
The unusual thing about the project
is its format: the songs on one CD are performed on electric
instruments, while the second CD offers the same tunes played
on acoustic instruments.
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