• New Reviews and Interviews coming! Check back soon!
  
  
  Check out the new May issue of Mojo for a fantastic review of Essra's 3 reissues!
  
  
  Also another terrific review of Sandy's Album is Here at Last (Essra's 1st album) 
  can be found in the April issue of SPIN!
  
  
  New review of Essra's 1st album at Ink 19!
  
  
  Another great review of Essra's 1st album at Stomp and Stammer! Check it out!
  
  
  and yet another cool review of her 1st album at Jambase!
  
  
  Read Blurt's 7 star review of the Collectors' Choice reissues!
  
  
  Cincinnati CityBeat review of Essra's new reissues!
  
  
  This just out in Philadelphia Weekly! A great article on Essra by Tara Murtha!
  
  
  The Nashville Scene article (2/25/10)! Michael McCall's full page interview with Essra! 
  
  
  Here's Dave DiMartino's Yahoo Music review of Essra's 3 Collectors' Choice reissues!
  
  
  
• interview with Essra at WoodstockStory.com
• "Newest Living Legends"
• 100 Best Philly Albums of All Time #37

Listen to Essra Mohawk's interview on Love & Peace on Banana Peel Radio
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Interview with Essra at Tub Magazine!
 

* MummyPump - Essra Mohawk :

Revelations of the Secret Diva (US,1970-1996pub.2007)

Tr.3, “Bizarre Beginnings” (1967?) 1 min

 Tr.16, “Heaven waits so patiently” (1996) 4 min

Overview of her works. First track is with Frank Zappa. She was part of the
Mothers for a while. A different version of “I cannot Forget” is included here
too. She survived through the 80s while including different influences.

Review!


 

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Glowing review of Essra's CD
You're Not Alone
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A  fan recently sent me this image of a book
I'm in, recently published in Japan.

Thank You, Tak for taking the time to send
this on to me.

Essra

• 
  Former WFUV-FM (90.7 NY) Musical Director Mike Fornatale! Read the following excerpt regarding a review citing Joni Mitchell's supposed influence on Essra...

  "Regarding the Joni connection--the same book cites a meeting between the 1969 Essra and the 1969 Joni, in which Joni plays Essra her brand new song Woodstock--you may, just MAY, have heard this tune once or twice--and said, "This song was influenced by your music." I can believe that. So that neatly turns the tables on that "Joni-Influence" thing, no? And what a mindblower THAT must have been, yes?"