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-Bob Gulla, The Boston Phoenix
"Slick, radio-friendly rock with an aggressive edge is sassy Suzanne Lord's forte, and "Shoot The Moon" flatters her with fine raspy-throated singing and stylish instrumental accompaniment..with Lord offering supreme vocal interpretations. A promising release from a gifted singer!"
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-LA Joe, Northeast Performer Magazine
"Absolutely world-class recording, mixing and production! Quite a line-up of musicians-I'd say nothing short of stellar. Nicest sounding stuff I've heard in a while. Thoroughly professional throughout."
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Suzanne Lord's first CD, "Shoot The Moon" released on Big Noise Records, has continually met with enthusiasm by fans and radio stations alike. An 8-song collection of eclectic material, it features rock, pop, and jazz showcasing her incredible range and versatility as a singer. Suzanne's strong and sexy style has won her a large regional following, as well as critical acclaim in New England.
Suzanne Lord's performing career has taken her from the US to Europe, sharing stages with the likes of: Ronnie Spector, Huey Lewis, Meatloaf, Jeffrey Osborne, Al Jarreau, Herb Reed & The Platters and Chuck Mangione to name a few. She has recorded and toured with Grammy Award winner Perry Lee "Tiny" Tavares of Tavares fame. Tommy "T-Bone" Wolk of Saturday Night Live Band and Hall & Oates; and Billy Joel drummer Liberty DeVitto. Her "Shoot The Moon" debut album (1996) was voted "Record of the Year" by the Boston Phoenix. Visit Suzanne's record label for more info: www.bignoisenow.com
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Rick Cretarola-Guitarist/Singer
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Rick's love for music and guitar stems back to the 60's... spending endless hours playing along with the Beatles, Stones, and Monkees. He has performed with the Boston-based James Brothers Band, and as a solo performer. His guitar stylings and greatest influences are from the Beatles, James Taylor and Eric Clapton. "I like to experiment and incorporate different styles into our performances which I feel gives ZanRicky it's unique full sounding quality".
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