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"[Molly pitcher's] songs are melodically sophisticated yet straightforward and call to mind most of the great female artists of the folk revolution. However they don't sound dated or nostalgic. Instead [they] touch on the basic truths that make folk music endlessly relevant to the individual ready to listen."
Clay Steakly, Performing Songwriter DIY Volume 9, Issue 59, January/February 2002, read more »

"Haunting... Mesmerizing... Brilliant... One of my mantras is 'Write what you know'. This CD is full of great examples as to why this is sound advice. One day Molly Pitcher will be famous for doing exactly that-doing what they know and sticking with it. This CD boasts clever and addictive melodies, tight harmonies and capable guitar and keyboard playing. Molly Pitcher is the real thing."
Nick Torres, Guitarnoise.com, read more »

"It was open-mike night at Downtime on West 30th Street in Manhattan, where doors would open to aspiring singer-songwriters, punk wannabes, and anyone else with the nerve to take the stage in front of a handful of discerning ears. It was a place to network, maybe meet an independent label executive, but more likely a fellow musician with the same ambitions. The melodically refined Molly Pitcher was born that night..."
Barry Gramlich, The Bergen Record, read more »

"A music so true and unaffected that it reincarnates melody as high art. There is simply no saccharine here; Nothing sentimental and yet bitterness and cynicism are also strangely and welcomingly absent... Exactly the fresh new sound a shattered urban scene needs."
Akiva Daube, The Washington Square News

"The subtle genius of Molly Pitcher is that the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts... By the end of their show, the audience feels as if they have just been bestowed a most precious gift. We have been given a collective glimpse into the hearts, minds and souls of two very special women. The ease with which they open such a gate, with only two guitars and their angelic vocal harmonies only adds to the gratitude you can't help but feel as an audience member."
Greg Podolsky, Liner Notes, WRSU-FM

"Moody, melodic, understated albums like Molly Pitcher's Watching the Rain were much more common during the 70's and 80's and hearing it again reminds me of why I fell in love with this music in the first place."
Jeff Gill, Folklmage.com

"...Like the Indigo Girls go to Yale"
Mike McQ, The C-Note

Booking
Cheryl Nolan Booking
cprashker@aol.com
917-445-3315

Elizabeth Records
Carolann Solebello
P.O. Box 22049
Brooklyn, NY 11202
www.elizabethrecords.com
Phone: 212-330-7082