From "Box of Troubles" Just testing out Sound Cloud.

Stagger Lee

Digging up some archives. Found this live recording from The Center for the Arts in Natick (Natick, MA) from 2010. I think it was a new cover for me back then. It's a Tampa Red tune.  This version heavily influenced by Big Bill Broonzy's version. 

It Hurts Me Too (Live at TCAN 2010)

One of our first attempts at the home recording studio a few years back. Featuring Raina Rose on backing vocals. Paul Ahlstrand - sax, Tom Bianchi - bass, Written and performed by Danielle Miraglia

New Version of an Old Thing

Live Recording from Toad (Cambridge, MA 2011) My and many others' favorite comedian of all time Bill Hicks passed away 20 years ago this week. Bill Hicks has been as much an influence on my writing as any songwriter. His comedy taught me to look at the world around me and be moved, be angry, to love it, to hate it and to question it all. Most importantly, he was a great comedian. This song was heavily influenced by one of his bits, which remained as relevant in the early 2000's as it was in the early 90's. This one has Tom Bianchi-bass, Laurence Scudder-viola, Jim Larkin-drums

Pick Up The Gun

From the new record "Glory Junkies."  A song of near wins, losses and redemption. 

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Live at The Center for the Arts - Natick, MA  Recorded by Joe idzal

Aim Low Live at TCAN

Danielle Miraglia (murr-Ä L e a) comes armed with a strong steady thumb on an old Gibson, an infectious stomp-box rhythm and harmonica.  Her tunes range from heart-felt to socially conscious and will move both your heart and hips.  Danielle's latest release “Box of Troubles” a bare-bones expression of all these attributes, explores the highs and lows that life has to offer and has already received rave reviews.  Alternate Root says “Danielle Miraglia’s guitar work keeps Delta traditions alive. Her steady thumb and playing style trace a direct line to the blues of the field and chicken shacks. Vocally, Danielle’s voice digs in, twisting within the delivery, seeming to break but more likely soaring before the fall. ‘Box of Troubles’ balances good times with the bad, her characters roles’ defined and believable.”


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