Rachel Sedacca: Patience Pays

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Singer Songwriter/Americana

Rachel Sedacca: Patience Pays

www.rachelsedacca.com

Coming to you from the back of her 1970’s school bus (rebuilt engine) this bundle of energy belts one out from the stage with that infectious smile. Rachel is an expert at the ‘Wheel of Fortune’ game while she listens to those antique radio shows we (some of us) grew up with (Lone Ranger, etc). This California girl is truly

on the road. We saw her the other evening at our own Q Café gathering with a stolen, youthful, very good guitar guru. Her songs are personal, confessional “..Falling in love with the highway, I could never stay away. It’s all about having patience…” ‘Paper Roses’ is a hopeful love song “paper roses never die…” Rachel is thoughtful on Dylan and solid on her slower rendition of the Grateful Dead’s ‘New Speedway Boogie.’ I’m betting ‘Before I’m Old’ captures a bit of her inner spirit — for the moment “I never found a box I could fit inside…” My favorite is ‘Fine to be Small’ written by her friend, Lisbet Frey. Rachel Sedacca is out there doing the music scene the rest of us just dream about. Catch her and her fine show somewhere local before she fires up that bus. [J.W. McClure]

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