The Delphines

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Biography

The Delphines arose in the remains from the all-female Bluebonnets, a blues outfit that counted among its members Kathy Valentine from the Go-Go’s, Dominique Davalos, Pinky Villandry, and Sherri McGhee. When vocalist Villandry slipped out over disagreements regarding which career monitor the music group should pursue, the rest of the members attempted to forge on. At one stage they employed another vocalist, Shannon Moore, and afterwards performed simply being a three-woman music group. Once the Bluebonnets completely turn off in 1994, Valentine once again became area of the Go-Go’s, while Davalos going to Britain. By the finish of the entire year, however, both women had been in LA and pulling jointly the music group that would end up being the Delphines, by adding Paul Crowder on drums. The group provided its first open public performance early the next season in London. It wasn’t a long time before the Delphines had been playing over the route in Paris’ Chesterfield Café. Concurrently, members crafted brand-new material to become included on the initial EP. After their Paris gig, they going to London and utilized a publicist, who guaranteed a cope with indie label Abstract Seems for the discharge from the EP. On the effectiveness of their initial achievement, bandmembers going back to LA, where they done more tunes that could enable these to expand the EP right into a full-length Compact disc. It was sluggish going, with funds being a main drawback. For the time being, drummer Crowder experienced become a dad and opted to keep the music group to pursue a steadier work with a far more dependable income. The Delphines added Clem Burke as their drummer to greatly help record within the studio room. Bluebonnets’ drummer McGhee returned for a short while, but Joel Turrisi stepped directly into consider her place when she remaining. More recording adopted. Despite having Abstract waiting around back London, the Delphines had taken a go at securing a label in the us. Pursuing an appearance on the South by Southwest Celebration in Austin, TX, the music group caught the eye of another indie label, the U.S.-structured Fountainbleu. Distinctions among bandmates erupted, leading to the leave of Turrisi. McGhee once again came back to greatly help out with concert events. Before 1996 was over, the Delphines acquired a full-length Compact disc from the U.S. marketplace. Another previous Go-Go, Gina Schock, was put into the lineup the next season. She became the group’s 4th drummer. After Schock emerged aboard, the band’s U.K. debut strike store cabinets. The music group came back to Austin as well as the South by Southwest Festival in 1998. The group continuing to try out in LA, but no major-label curiosity happened. The Delphines held busy, and during this time period they were highlighted on a portion from the Howie Mandel Present, and several from the band’s music had been highlighted in indie movies. Also in 1998, the music group welcomed its 5th drummer, Hilary Jones. On the following year, it appeared as though the music group might be getting close to its end as Valentine started a tour using the Go-Go’s, Jones had taken time off to execute with Robben Ford, and Davalos going to Memphis, where she started dealing with the group Ida. Davalos returned by past due fall of 1999, but Jones didn’t. Valentine and Davalos forged on because the Delphines, employing Clem Burke to greatly help on recordings. The duo of Valentine and Davalos afterwards expanded to add just one more drummer, Kristy McInnis.

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IMDB http://imdb.com/name/nm2903342

Allmusic http://www.allmusic.com/artist/mn0000122658

Music Songs I Want You the Way I Want You Not How You Are, I Am Not Your Loved One, Losin' My Man, What Strange Love, Outskirts of Living, War Dress, Down Underground, Thrill of It, Cosmic Speed, Little Viking, Delphine's Desire, Pitiful Pair, Eat You Alive, I Idolize You, Cry Easy, Do Not Disturb, Kopperhed, Pissin' in the Wind, Screen Door, Wasted Love, Crazy, Hush, This Trip, Feral, Don't Pass Me By, Have a Nice Day, Careless, Kentucky, Carboy, Vice, Chick, Tropicana

Albums Hush, The Delphines, Cosmic Speed

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Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Orphan Black	2013-2017	TV Series	Delphine Cormier
X Company	2015-2017	TV Series	Aurora Luft
Rememory	2017		Wendy
Le passé devant nous	2016		Alice
Miséricorde	2016		Mary-Ann
Consumed	2014	Video
Les loups	2014		Elie
Pawn Sacrifice	2014		Donna
Evelyne	2014	Short	Evelyne (voice)
La marraine	2014	TV Mini-Series	Catherine / Valérie Michaud
The Nest	2013/II	Short	Celestine
Tom à la ferme	2013		Sarah
Quelqu'un d'extraordinaire	2013	Short
Inch'Allah	2012		Chloé
L'appartement	2012	Short
Café de Flore	2011		Rose
Frisson des collines	2011		Hélène Paradis
Mirador	2010	TV Series	Mylène Émard
Master Key	2009		Jézabel Garneau (as Évelyne Brochu)
Polytechnique	2009		Stéphanie
Aveux	2009	TV Series	Jolianne Laplante
Cheech	2006		Pharmacienne

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Café de Flore	2011	performer: "Café de Flore"

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Katie Chats	2015	TV Series	Herself
Orphan Black: The Cloneversation	2014	TV Movie	Herself

Nominated awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie	Award shared with
2015	Jutra	Jutra Awards	Best Supporting Actress (Meilleure Actrice de Soutien)	Tom à la ferme (2013)
2014	Canadian Screen Award	Canadian Screen Awards, CA	Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role	Tom à la ferme (2013)
2013	Canadian Screen Award	Canadian Screen Awards, CA	Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role	Inch'Allah (2012)
2013	Competição Internacional	IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival	Best Film	Tom à la ferme (2013)	· Xavier Dolan (actor/director) · Pierre-Yves Cardinal (actor) · Lise Roy (actress)