“A funky R&B mix with extra-sexy sauce on the side, AnnieMac never fails to ignite new fans and energize the crowd.”
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—Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, Oregon)
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| “The place is packed, everybody's dancing, the music's exuberant and there's fun happening all over the place.” |
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—Jon Pulis, The Jefferson State Pub (Ashland, Oregon)
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| “She can belt it out—she's an awesome singer. The place was packed right to the end. When someone can sing like that, man, it sends a chill down your spine.” |
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—Scott Smith, Mail Tribune (Medford, Oregon)
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| AnnieMac delivers “old-school R&B riffs, deep soul and emotion-inspired lyrics…” |
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—Mail Tribune (Medford, Oregon)
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| “Accompanied by Crutcher’s player-pianoesque keys, McIntyre brings to her audience a singularly raw and real voice, with emotionally ragged lyrics to match.” |
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—Jennifer Strange, Tempo (Medford, Oregon)
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| “Annie’s voice is a surprise and a revelation. Deeply sensual and powerful, tempered by wisdom, wit, and unabashed…love. When she sings, you know, ‘This woman’s been there!’ And she’s fun! ” |
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—Lisa Loomer, playwright
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| “Influences ranging from early blues, R&B and Janis Joplin give this band an energy that most bands just talk about.” |
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—Blues On Lombard (San Francisco, California)
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| “This lovely vocalist has garnered the attention of many a music fan in the last year with her soulful blues voice. Drawing her inspiration from the likes of Etta James and Koko Taylor, Annie McIntyre and her band is a real crowd pleaser.” |
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—New George’s (San Rafael, California)
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