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dominick cornelio - Sunday, November 18th, 2007 2:35 AM
Hi,I like your music...keep up the good work. William Cooke - Saturday, September 15th, 2007 6:18 PM Whether as an author or a musician, you've so much to share. Your CD is awesome. My partner and I totally enjoy "Enough." Thank you for making it a part of our lives! Lisa, please keep us posted on your experiences and any upcoming shows you do! We'd love to attend!!! Jojo Cornelio - Sunday, August 19th, 2007 6:39 AM Hi Lisa! I happened to be a "Cornelio" also and living here in Germany but with a Filipino origin.I think I am related to your "Cherry Cornelio" Of course I will appreciate it very much if you can give me her email.By the way, I am also a musician and I definitely enjoy your music. Thanks a lot- please email! thomas cornelio - Saturday, April 21st, 2007 3:00 AM i just saw your name on google, and i wondered if we are related, i'm ten years old, and i'm from sydney australia. my parents arefrom abbruzzo italy. bye Myles Reed - Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006 9:20 PM Moved beyond words. Julia Karpinska - Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 12:31 AM Hi Lisa, I´m still under the impression of your concert @The Pianos. But before I say something faintly relevant about this I would like to thank you for your time in front of the club on Saturday, the 9th. I hope you don´t waste time on asking yourself what kind of a surreal lighthead bothered you about an incident that had happened ten years ago.(Completely disappointed in myself and GMAT, I angrily shoved a cup of coffee to the waste basket in front of you. Pathetic.Inexcusable.) Nevertheless, thanks for listening to my mumbling on Saturday. I´ve bought your CD, and I´ve listened to your songs, again. Given my history of survival of the not-so-fittest, I let them cathartically shatter my defenses, and I enjoyed every moment of it. The lyrics -sharp and subtle - on a quest to find this miraculous feeling that pleases, hurts, and then transcends both pleasure and pain. Relentless, Emersonian?, search for ideal love and friendship. And then the music, which instead of assuaging, brakes and roughens – self indulgence. Such a gentle, inteli-gent Americana that I need so much nowadays. Thanks for all the unexpected. P.S. You didn´t remotely strike me as semi-(even)-retiree, so good luck with your new quest. Still, will you play again? jk Cherry Cornelio - Tuesday, August 15th, 2006 7:37 AM Hi Lisa, I can't believe how there is so many people with the surname cornelio. I've been trying to trace all my relations for my family tree and I just want to know if there is a possibility if we are related. As far as I know, my lolo (grandfather) is half spanish or something and the rest of my mother's family is living in Philippines. Could you please reply and if there is any other cornelio out there please contact me because it would be great to find out if we are all related! Also, this is the first time I have heard your music and it has made quite an impression. Keep it up because you are beautiful! I someday wish to perform all my own songs I have written, but I think I may need singing lessons! francesco cornelio - Friday, June 9th, 2006 3:18 PM y/m proud of u.cornelia madre dei Gracchi. ciao vai forte......... Lisa cornelio - Friday, November 4th, 2005 8:33 PM How old r u?Hey this is her cousin.I can't believe that u have her name!What is your middle name??? Lisa Cornelio - Friday, November 4th, 2005 8:25 PM Guess what my name's Lisa too.I never knew that u existed.No offense!I'm _2 years old ulai cornelio - Wednesday, May 25th, 2005 9:30 AM hi lisa cornelio, well i just wanted to say that i'm a cornelio too. are you related to any other cornelio, because we could be related. well i have to go. please write back. ulai cornelio Peggy Moss - Wednesday, April 6th, 2005 1:21 PM Hi! Love your music and great website. When's your next CD coming out? : ) joe - Monday, October 25th, 2004 10:42 PM lisa can you tell me if you ever coming to chicago i would like to see and hear you. joe - Wednesday, October 20th, 2004 11:57 PM lisa i,m live in chicago and i can not find your cd anywhere can you help me joe del priore - Tuesday, October 19th, 2004 4:32 PM Lisa, Open your mouth and start singing. Somewhere. Soon. We miss you Kathryn Helde - Thursday, October 14th, 2004 1:12 AM Hey Lisa - I'll be in NYC soon and was wondering if you are playing. Oct 20-23rd 2004. Hope you are well, I'd love to hear you. Kathryn jose cornelio - Saturday, August 7th, 2004 2:51 PM i would like to know if you are every coming to chicago. please e-mail me let me know jose cornelio - Sunday, July 11th, 2004 8:52 PM i was jus messing around with my computor and i found you and i like your music mayra cornelio - Friday, May 28th, 2004 7:27 PM i saw your last name was same as mine and i would like to know where your from.the cornelio family is really big in tyler and supposey every cornelio here and everywhere are related and i would like to know if you are related to us please email me back and let me know. Jon - Thursday, May 20th, 2004 12:34 PM Great Site. Bill Maier - Friday, March 19th, 2004 1:05 AM Hey Lisa, You still sound great. Haven't heard you in years. When's the next show?? lalalala - Saturday, January 17th, 2004 5:32 AM Hi! Nice Page,Nice Sound! Thank You,From JAPAN. http://sound.jp/lalalala/ matt price - Thursday, December 4th, 2003 4:19 PM Hey lisa this is matt leslies nephew just checked out your web site looks good talk to you later good luck Eric Payson - Tuesday, October 28th, 2003 10:54 AM Lisa, I enjoyed meeting you at the muffins cafe yesterday in the pouring rain. I'm not sure if this is the proper cyber venue to send an email through, but it is the only one provided on your sight. Would love to give you my book about Tucson, Linda Rondstadt's hometown, and now, mine too. You should come down this winter and play there if you can. Let me know, perhaps we can meet up in the village sometime. My publisher, Powerhousebooks is down on Charlton street and they do a good amount of music related publishing. powerhousebooks.com and I'm listed on their catalogue. Stay in touch. Eric Payson Melissa Gottlieb - Sunday, October 12th, 2003 12:30 AM LISA!!!!!! I really liked the four songs i heard - they're the only ones available online, and the entire songs aren't on, but that makes me want to buy the CD! hehe. Well, I'll be seeing you the day after tomorrow... fun times! I wonder if you'll actually see this. talk to you soon, Missy Mary Dunn - Monday, October 6th, 2003 3:09 PM Lisa, I'm a friend of your cousin Kate...she turned me on to your album and I'm really enjoying it. Thanks for the toons. - Mary Dunn Victoria - Thursday, September 18th, 2003 1:16 PM Hola chica, Just turned a friend on to your site and she'll be purchasing your CD soon. As for traveling, when are you coming to LA? Tucson? Do let me know... phyllis cornelio - Wednesday, August 20th, 2003 8:29 PM Love your music,wish I lived closer so I could come to here you Paige Orloff - Sunday, August 17th, 2003 5:04 PM Hey there Lisa--I just sent a longer email to the list address, but would love to see you in LA anytime! xo Paige (Smith) Doug Echols - Thursday, August 7th, 2003 12:21 AM I have just recieved your album and played it ALL on WPKN Radio ! We got calls and comments "... who was that woman.... cool ... i like this...who is she..." etc! (see www.wpkn.org) Let's chat on air! Doug E ... Sue Routh - Thursday, June 5th, 2003 3:08 PM Your brother Jim sent me the latest CD. I think it is very good and hope it does well. Let me know if you play in Dallas. Sue Anne R. Clauss - Monday, May 26th, 2003 5:12 PM Lisa- Send the CD asap!! I'll get some Central New Yrok gigs for you here in Liberal Arts college towns. ARC curious george - Monday, April 28th, 2003 4:25 PM When is Lisa gonna hit the west coast? Lots of clubs out her & that country twang thing should appeal to new fans out here! Ed Fowler - Saturday, April 26th, 2003 2:58 PM Lisa- We love the new CD. Thx for sending to us. Wish we could be at the CD party on the 9th. Ed & Wendy joe del priore - Tuesday, April 22nd, 2003 10:35 AM Lisa, Can you perform "We All Gotta Go" at the Fez? It's been years since we heard that one. Adrian Smith - Monday, April 21st, 2003 2:37 PM Way cool web-site, Lisa. I knew you were working hard on singing and songwriting, but this too?! good job. See you on the 9th. rachel wood - Monday, April 21st, 2003 1:25 PM can't wait to see you~~love the website~use this above listed email for now~my home much love dj jeff - Monday, March 10th, 2003 2:43 AM hey lisa, i just wanted to tell you how thankful i am that i got to meet you! your cd has not left my car cd player since i got back to taiwan--i love it! and it already has such great memories attached to it...anyway, i'll be doing an artist spotlight on you on my show here sometime soon (you can check me out on www.icrt.com.tw after march 24th.) i'll be sure to let you know. anyway, take care, and hopefully we'll get to hear you in person in the near future:) jeff joe del priore - Sunday, March 9th, 2003 10:03 AM cd review: Producer Ben Wittman who did 4-song EP in nineties, gets pristine,unadorned sound, never overextending her instrument. Lisa still has a girlish quality in her tone on some cuts,yet believably nasty and womanly on others. Evidence of attempt to move beyond lyrical cliche into poetry successful on some cuts. Decision to showcase her mastery of genres-country, pop, rock,folk,designed to give full intro to her versatility a wise choice.. I wanted one strong blues number, which she can do, evidenced by her steamy cover of Chris Smithers' "Love Me Like A Man" which she sadly stopped singing years ago. "Enough" contains her best chorus yet. "Repairs" is a mid-thirties reality check (perhaps she's singing to herself), "When She comes Down" also centers on self-destructiveness in a more visceral vein. "Bury This One" is not as nasty here as it is live, but still effective and so radio friendly. "Lost", featuring a Hamburger dobro, is similar in idea to "Enough", ie. finding meaning with The Right Significant Other."Queen Of The Broken Hearts" has a phrasing and pacing too similar to "That Was Then" and is too generic lyrically. "All About Your Eyes" contains as much self-disgust at weakness in tolerating partner's cheating as it does anger at the partner. "Drive" delineates urban isolation and its escape through the car, incorporating the child's imagination behind daddy's wheel. Her former road partner, Russell Farhang lends beautiful violin on the gentle, fragile "My Mother Never Told Me" (wish he was on more tracks). "Better Off" is an okay uptempo piece, but I would have ended the cd with the vastly superior "Can't Move Fast Enough". What I would Like To See--Lisa has a sardonic sense of humor a la Jill Sobule, want to hear more of that in lyrics. She can create powerful topic songs evidenced by her brilliant "Most Of The Night" which she also stopped performing; want to see her tackle social issues. She writes romantic, bittersweet, and angry love songs, but one missing ingredient is the sensual, I want it, I need it, I don't care if you sneak out in the morning, I gotta have it now sweaty love song. She really nailed that Smithers tune, so the potential is there. What she might reconsider: sometimes her rhymes are predictable, if not the actual words, then when the rhyme will occur, ie. a tendency to recite lines rather than vary phrasing, pausing, racing through stanzas. Think of Joni's "Help Me", a giant balloon releasing air, darting, dipping, changing direction, unpredictable, yet provocative in its description of chaotic love. Think of any of Burt Bachrach whom Lisa admires. I want to see her get vocally creative in her phrasing. The irony of Lisa's body of work is fascinating. Her enunciation and diction are perfect, her compositions are balanced, patterned, precise, many right out of Songwriting 101. She herself does not ramble, gets right to the point, speaks fast, has quick answers, dismisses anything that doesn't interest her. Lisa probably controls 90% of the conversations she has. Think of all that control and precision in her and her work, and now contemplate her narrators. See the contrast? Her song people are struggling for control, or have lost it entirely. Masochistic, co-dependent, addicted to love, obsessed, distrustful to the point of paranoia, blaming others, blaming themselves, restless, alienated etc. Is it possible that this is another part of Lisa herself that makes her uncomfortable or uneasy, a part she is dealing with through her music? If so, isn't that the biggest irony, that the part of herself she tries to disguise is also that which serves as inspiration for her most intense, creative work. Then again, isn't that usually the case with artists? 3/9/03 joe del priore - Saturday, March 8th, 2003 6:24 AM Bottom Line report: second show. Appearance: stripped down, little makeup, dark halter top, jeans, looked toned. Band: Billy Masters impressive on lead, ably backed by Visceglia on bass, Vonnegut on drums. Voice: middle register strong as usual, color, nuance, upper and lower range used mostly for contrast. Songs: very eclectic, country,pop, rock, some bluesy stuff, many new or recent. Gaffs: one slight misstep on lyrics, quickly recovered to chorus. Demeanor: relaxed, confident.Turnout: good.Overall:strong effort with some hard jamming, inventive lyrics, interesting melodies, included Andersen's violinist on one number. Advantage of playing before national act is increased exposure, downside is Lisa only played 35 min. Review of cd upcoming. joe del priore - Friday, March 7th, 2003 3:01 PM Lisa, If ever you wonder if your music affects people and means something, I want you to know we buried my mother last week and listening to music, yours and others, has helped get me through a difficult time. Kill 'em tonite. Al Maddy - Thursday, March 6th, 2003 6:36 PM Hi Lisa, I was thrilled to read your review by Dan A. of the N.Y.Post. I usually agree with him. Touche...I wish I was available to come see you at the Bottom Line,but that can't happen for me.I watch two adorable boys on Friday nites...because their mom works.Good luck with your gig..by the way we met a while ago...I don't know if you remember....but I believe we once played "God Bless the Child"....anyways,I'm looking forward too hearing your record....best of luck Sharon Johnson - Tuesday, March 4th, 2003 11:40 AM An LA friend of mine, Robin Rutherford, told me I should attend one of your gigs a while back...and I did. I hope to to show up at this one as well. seetee - Friday, February 28th, 2003 2:50 AM here on the vanlose stairway we dont often go for the cowgirl thing but Van Morrison himself played the Bottom Line & has worn a cowboy hat too! And of course the talent shines, we just hope to get an audience DAT of Lisa live for her fans on the net! If you grab it drob us a line, meanhile visist the VLS bunker http://vls.easytree.org/bunker/ joe del priore - Friday, February 7th, 2003 10:05 AM I hope media people show up for the Bottom Line show so Lisa can get some ink. I would suggest buying two cds as they are bound to sell out quickly as she tours and steps up her gig list. This is a big venue and Anderson is a national act so it would be nice if she had a great turnout. 2003 could be a huge step forward for her. Support indies. Break both legs Lisa.Anytime you want to do an interview let me know. joe del priore - Wednesday, January 8th, 2003 1:40 PM Interesting to see what choices are made on cd as to style, instrumentation, personnel considering Lisa has a 20 year catalogue to chose from. I prefer mid to uptempo songs about people pissed off from being dumped, lied to, or generally angry to the ballads. "Moving Downthe Line" from the well received 4 song ep six years ago is my favorite, followed by a song who's title I don't know. Features a rumbling, menacing bass-guitar riff and lyrics about being at the bottom of a well or hole or something, oozes attitude, very radio friendly. This site is good because it wasn't easy getting in touch with her before. Tom Cavagnero - Tuesday, December 31st, 2002 12:31 PM I also know your brother, Bud, very well, from Hoerle Blvd. days. I remember the day he announced to our 7th grade class that you were born. Otherwise, any other memory of him annoys the hell out of me (just kidding!). Your mother is very pretty; apparently, you stole all of the looks - it skipped Bud. (I only say that because I am now officially grotesque.) Tell him "hi" - do you every perform in LA? God Bless You, Lisa Stacey/Deandra/Lexie/Eden/Kelsey/Katelyn/Sarah/Alyssia/Amelia - Friday, December 20th, 2002 12:22 PM Wer'e in SR. Cornelio's class and were debating wether his looks run in the family. We saw your website and the whole class agrees that you are very pretty. You are also a fantastic singer and we were laughing about your brother's looks. "It doesn't run in the family" we joked. So he wanted to prove that he's 'handsome' but we didn't change our minds. We just wanted to say hello. mark cavagnero - Thursday, December 19th, 2002 7:39 PM wanted to say hello.remember me? Chris gave me your website david tanner - Thursday, December 19th, 2002 3:11 PM I was on your snail mail list. Have not gotten any updates and would love to see you in NYC again. Where? When? david |