Sue G. Wilkinson

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Sue Wilkinson is an independent artist and has played all over the world, including England, Scotland, Denmark and Japan. She has opened up for many artists like REM, Pearl Jam, Indigo Girls, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Art Garfunkel, Bob Weir, and Acoustic Alchemy.

Sue has written not only pop, rock, ambient, R&B pieces, but ballet, and Film compositions as well. Her orchestral compositions won an International Telly Award for an original instrumental score co-composed by former STEVE MORRIS bassist JERRY PEEK.

Sue Wilkinson started her music career when she was six years old. "My first public performance was a solo in a little baptsist church. I felt so strange at the end of my song when I saw the church organist's tears. I wondered why the nice lady was crying... much later I realized that music could move people."

Sue Wilkinson is the voice behind a musical collaboration with film scorer, bassist, and recording artist Patrick O'Hearn.

Sue has produced many albums, including Little Crimes and See About Me EP. She has been featured in CD's such as The No Y album.

Sources: http://www.suewilkinson.com/press/presspack/sue-presspack_2006-08-30.pdf http://www.suewilkinson.com/index.html?displayframe.html&1