Lyrics:
Many Blessings to you
Many Blessings to you

May you live in joy and peace
May your life bring you
Everything you need
May life treat you kind
May there be abundance of goodness shining bright

Many Blessing to You
Many Blessings to You

Oh it seems just last year
We were thinking about
What it might bring
Oh the New Year
That we share together
May it bring

Oh, Many Blessings to You
Many, many blessings to you

And if some days we can’t understand
Why there can’t be peace among women and men
Oh believe in abundance that belongs to all
To us all

Lisa Marshall

Many Blessings (to You)

Many Blessings (To You)

One of the first albums I ever recorded with my incredible bandmates of Peculiar Boogie in Los Angeles, CA.! Circa 1994 (ish) Rebekah Coltman on Lead & Rhythm Guitars, and Backing Vocals. Susan Joyner on Keys and Backing Vocals, Clinton Calton on Bass, and John Knecht on Drums.

Honeysuckle Me

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Lisa Marshall's "The Best Is Yet to Come."  This soulful masterpiece takes you on a journey through time, seamlessly blending the sultry allure of old school soul with a touch of psychedelic magic.
Picture yourself in a dimly lit jazz club, surrounded by the velvety tones of Lisa's voice as she weaves a tale of optimism and anticipation. The smooth, buttery melodies transport you to a bygone era, where soulful rhythms and hypnotic grooves reign supreme.
"The Best Is Yet to Come" is more than a song; it's a sonic elixir that ignites the senses and stirs the soul. Lisa's vocals, infused with a timeless sensuality, dance effortlessly over a backdrop of rich instrumentals, creating an atmosphere that is equal parts sexy and uplifting.
Let the vintage charm of this track wrap around you like a warm embrace, as the old-school vibes and psychedelic undertones meld into a musical tapestry that's both nostalgic and fresh. Close your eyes, surrender to the rhythm, and let the promise of a brighter future unfold with each note.
Press play and let Lisa Marshall's "The Best Is Yet to Come" serenade you into a world where smooth meets hopeful, and sexy intertwines with old school psychedelic soul. Your auditory journey begins now.

The best Is Yet to Come (432)

The Best Is Yet To Come (432)

A song of hope for the masses!
Now in 432Hz- The healing frequency, the calming frequency.

Lyrics:
Many Blessings to you
Many Blessings to you

May you live in joy and peace
May your life bring you
Everything you need
May life treat you kind
May there be abundance of goodness shining bright

Many Blessing to You
Many Blessings to You

Oh it seems just last year
We were thinking about
What it might bring
Oh the New Year
That we share together
May it bring

Oh, Many Blessings to You
Many, many blessings to you

And if some days we can’t understand
Why there can’t be peace among women and men
Oh believe in abundance that belongs to all
To us all

Many Blessings (To You) 432

I Give Myself Away 432 (Instrumental)

70's Soul/Funk:Sultry vocals & harmonies over lush strings arrangement and distorted funky guitar inspiring hope for good things to come. Dreamy, Sexy

Lisa Marshall 432Hz Re-mix

The Best Is Yet to Come-432 mp3

Ride or Die Was 102” blends vintage soul with modern warmth, led by rich, expressive vocals and a steady, emotional groove. It captures the feeling of unwavering loyalty and love, the kind that’s lived-in, road-tested, and honest.

My Ride Or Die Was 102

Lisa Marshall is a Singer/Songwriter influenced by early Soul/R&B/Folk-funk/70's Soul-a-delic, in Austin, TX.
Marshall honors the original Soul ladies from the obscure to household names with her vocal approach in both her melodic lead and "call and answer" harmony arrangements.
  ".. her voice belts and soars through the building lyrics then dips to a restrained contralto for climatic lines. Hints of reverb in the production space add a subtle, creepy effect to the gospel tunes. It could almost be too crafted, but with Marshall's spellbinding voice pulling at the tempo, the album feels so organic that you can't imagine it any other way."- Rachel Dovey, Seattle Sound Magazine
‘Stay Right Here’ is Lisa Marshall's latest release. Use of string arrangements, three part harmony call and answer vocals ala The Sweet Inspirations, Wurlitzer and guitar licks weave the seam of the music.
  "She is the female Otis Redding man. I could listen to this album all day"- Jivewired America
‘Stay Right Here’ boasts Eric Johnson’s engineer, Kelly Donnelly behind the board on lead vocals, mixing and mastering. Johnny Radelat of Gary Clark Jr. appears on drums on the CD except for tracks 5 & 8. Nick Connolly of Delbert McClinton adds Wurlitzer and piano on tracks 1, 3, and 5. will be available at www.lisamarshallmusic.com, with digital distribution through iTunes, amazon.com, and other major online outlets.
  "Marshall has a point of view, but she combines her power packed vocals with lyrics that have a universal appeal...with Stay Right Here, Lisa Marshall has put together a combination of these insightful lyrics along with solid tunes and vocals that a lot of people will relate to as if this album was made just for them..." Recommended-By Howard Dukes (May 2013) Soultracks.com
Lisa moved to Austin, TX in May 2009. The Lisa Marshall Band came together in October of that year.  The Lisa Marshall Band  held residencies at the legendary Blues bar, TC’s Lounge, The  Gallery at Continental Club, and Saxon Pub. Lisa plays many of the more popular venues in Austin from the main room at The Continental Club to Antone's, and Saxon Pub sharing the stage with icons such as Guitar Shorty, Doyle Bramhall, Bobby Patterson, The Red Elvises, LaVelle White, W.C. Clark, and has also toured with Robben Ford, opened for Koko Taylor, Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, and Big Brother and The Holding Company (whom she also sang with)
The band recently headlined The Beaumont Blues and Jazz Festival 2013, and backed the legendary Barbara Lynn on her hits such as 'You'll Loose a Good Thing' and 'I'm A Good Woman'.

Lisa has toured solo throughout the Southeast and West Coast. She hails most recently from Seattle. There she performed solo with “The Blonde”, her semi-hollow body electric guitar, and often joined by the raucous, soulful three part call-and-answer trio, The Dirty Girls (Anne Leatherman, Becky Fallon, & Susan Apple Manegold)! The group was invited to the famous Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN as the feature for The Sunday ‘Songwriter’s Spotlight’.

Lisa released her first solo album in May of 2008. Her debut album titled ‘Simple’ has been well received on radio and reviews in both Europe and the U.S, charting in the Top 5 on 2 Euro-Americana charts. 

Born and raised in Virginia Beach, VA, Marshall was brought up on The Beatles, Blues à la Janis Joplin, the Allman Brothers, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and her mother’s favorite, Elvis and Motown. At the age of 21 Marshall moved to California. It was in Los Angeles where she co-founded and fronted Peculiar Boogie with Rebekah Coltman (guitar) & Susan Joyner (keys) for a decade. Their band was a unique blend of female fronted Brit Rock featuring R&B style vocals and harmonies. The band played and showcased at some of LA’s hot spots such as Troubadour, and the Roxy.


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