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Suzanne Karr
By Jim Weaver

Since this is the month of love, I thought I would bring you a lovely lady who's voice I love. If you haven't lost your lunch keep reading, I promise... no more Valentines references. Suzanne Karr is a fellow Houston, Texas native, which elevates her on my personal chart, who now resides in Nashville. Even though I'm sure she misses Texas, as we all do when we leave the Lone Star State, she now lives right where she should be to show off her powerful voice.

Karr moved to Nashville in 2002 after fronting some very successful Texas touring bands including The Emotions. She has been honing her skills, writing her music, and getting into the studio every chance she gets. She doesn't have a record deal or website yet but you can hear her sing on her myspace site and I highly recommend that you do.

Talent that runs this deep cannot be contained forever, if you have a myspace site, put Suzanne Karr on your friends list and keep your eyes and ears open. If you don't have a myspace site that's ok, because when she breaks out, we'll let you know about it right hear in the pages of CSO. Good things are going to happen for this pretty little Texas gal with the great big voice. 

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Rebecca Frederick - Mud, Sweat & Tears 
By George Peden

After I caught my breath last year, being totally excited with the music of newcomer, Taylor Swift, another take-notice talent is on the radar. Her name: Rebecca Frederick. And like Swift, Frederick is talented. Edgy, polished, and with a voice destined for radio and headlining shows, Nashville’s latest is grabbing nods and acclaim with her mostly self-penned release on Heartland Records, Mud, Sweat & Tears.

While little is known about Frederick (note to Publicity: start cranking out the bio and info –sure is hard to share when there’s little to tell); however, all is not lost, as here at CSO we can paint some history – check this out.  

This young lady can sing. There’s no Hicksville country backblocks warbling here. Frederick is confident, melodic and claims the microphone with a determination that makes every tune special, every song enjoyable. With a constant stream of banal boredom masquerading as country music on radio these days, courtesy of churn factories bent on profit and sales rather than establishing long-term talent, Frederick is a pleasing breakaway.

She paints her tunes with lyrical intensity and a knowing that comes from having written the subject matters of love, loss and the ability, as covered in standout cut ‘I Wanna Live Like That”, to teach us a lesson or two.

Effortlessly stylish, Fredrick is more Tucker than Twain, a little more Gretchen than Faith, but the vocal mix is solid and fetching. She can pound rockier tunes like “Reach Up”, the radio possibility “Lovin’ In The Mud” and the infectious “No Ordinary Love”, while smoldering easy on “Broken Heart” and the tear-jerking “Never Knew”. If you want a word, try versatile to snapshot Fredrick’s talent.

Nashville's Collin Raye nails it when he gives the endorsement: “A voice that’s going to blow you away!”

For now Rebecca Frederick is waiting in the wings. But it’s only temporary. Trust us and remember where you heard it. 

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Here at CountryStarsOnline.com we’re always on the lookout for emerging talent, and acts that have been around for a while, but without the fanfare they deserve. That’s going to change. Here in "Waiting In The Wings" we’re going to introduce you to acts and performers who, for one reason or another, have caught our eye and our ear. We think you’ll like them. 

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