Lisa Lynne

Celtic harpist Lisa Lynne Franco began monitoring music as a kid; initially drawn to folk noises, she used your guitar and mandolin, afterwards playing bass in an area rock-band. While enrolled at Hollywood’s Musician’s Institute of Technology, she concurrently appreciated a thriving profession as a program player; upon finding the harp in 1985, Franco also produced a progressive rock and roll outfit dubbed Larger Than Blue. After getting a cope with the German label Innovative Concepts, nevertheless, student visa complications forced the music group to dissolve, therefore Franco instead performed all the equipment on 1991’s debut LP Larger Than Blue. Three even more initiatives for the label — Intimate Dreams, My Method, and Silken Wings — implemented while she produced a fresh group, Celestial Winds, which gained a significant pursuing playing the boardwalk along Venice Seaside. A compilation of materials in the group’s cassette produces, Celestial Winds I, made an appearance in 1994, implemented afterwards that calendar year by Christmas Morning hours. After 1995’s Oceans of Like, nevertheless, Franco came back to her single profession, issuing Moonsongs another year. A set of 3rd party 1997 LPs, Like & Peacefulness and Fairie Stories (the latter documented with Elfin Like Tribe), arrived concurrently with several looks on Windham Hill label compilations. Franco officially joined up with the record business in 1998, with her debut Daughters from the Celtic Moon acknowledged only to Lisa Lynne. Months of the Spirit made an appearance in 1999.