Chez Walsh

                                                                          Paul Rubeo 

"Everything Betty and the Baby Boomers present, whether in person or on a recording, is guaranteed to be exquisite, fresh, and astounding. They were destined to sing together. How fortunate are we, as listeners, that they do.”
Wanda Fischer. host of “The Hudson River Sampler” - WAMC Northeast Public Radio, Albany NY

                                               Steve Stanne                                              “a refreshing reminder of the halcyon days of American folk music”

                                         With Jean Mc Avoy and Betty Boomer au centre

Whatever the source, each song is “Boomerized” – set in distinctive arrangements with three and four part harmonies. The singers' voices differ in range and color; they combine in a unique and resonant blend that is the Boomers’ signature. Their vocals are coupled to impressive instrumental work on guitars, Dobro, bass, bodhran, and kazoo, or sometimes — “Look Ma, no hands”— uncoupled in a capella selections.