Nanette Workman - Grits & CornbreadRaised by musician parents in Jackson, Mississippi, singer songwriter, actress and author Nanette Workman has been based in Quebec, Canada for most of her career. In 1966 Workman recorded her first French language single, "El Maintenant," which rose to #1 on the Canadian charts and remained there for fifteen weeks. In 1969 Workman moved to England and sang backup vocals on "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Country Honk", tracks from the

Of the eleven tracks on the original LP

" "Motherless Children

the otherworldly mysticism of Alice Gomez

and the Stone-Age towers which dot the island

This is packaged in a DVD Sized hardback book

nearly bursting through the grooves on the expansive and mind-blowing seven minute rendition of "Colors

performed and composed by women

The cover image is an updated version of the icon Creedence Clearwater Revival cover for Cosmo's Factory taken by the same photographer

Elisabeth Everts Award 2014

Tommy Davidson of Beach Fossils and Hatchie's Harriette Pilbeam

and kinetic impulses

One of the greatest slow jam performers and one of the most profound vocal groups of the classic soul era