Ani Difranco

Angela Maria Ani DiFranco - an Canadian and American musician and singer. More than 20 albums have been released by her. DiFranco's music has been classified as folk rock and alternative rock but includes elements of punk, funk, hip music and jazz. Widely considered a feminist icon Grammy winner Ani DiFranco was the founder of the DIY movement and is among the first artists to create her own record label in 1990. DiFranco was born in Buffalo New York on September 23 1970 her parents Elizabeth (Ross) and Dante Americo DiFranco, who had been in contact while at an institution called the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her father had Italian heritage and her mother was a Montreal native. Ani DiFranco wrote and sang 32 Flavors. The song is from her album Not a Pretty Girl, that was her sixth studio album. On the soundtrack of 1999's Canadian romantic film Better Than Chocolate is a version of the song. DiFranco apologized for holding a conference in Louisiana on an old plantation for slaves. It was called off However, many (including the newspaper) failed to consider it a gesture of regret. DiFranco released a new apology days afterwards. Little Folksinger is a singer who has worked with artists ranging from Pete Seeger, Chuck D and Prince. New Orleans is where she is based. Ani DiFranco is married to Kristen Ford. She was 14 when she began writing her own songs. The teens she was in were singing them in pubs and coffee shops. DiFranco was enrolled in Buffalo State College when she was sixteen aged. She graduated in the Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts in the year she was 16. Her new baritone is created by custom Alvarez built by Chrys Johnston who at that time was an Alvarez Artist Representative. It's equipped with the System 600 preamp is on the instrument, as well as it features a mahogany top as well as back that has an ebony fretboard. She's home with her two children living in New Orleans and Lefty, their canine companion that is never out of the frame. DiFranco admits that she feels mixed emotions regarding her career that spans over three decades. Ani DiFranco achieved her musical icon status as a singer/songwriter and punk/folk artist at 25, both among both fans and critics with Not A Pretty Girl. Dilate added even more success to her music in the year 1996. The song, a pop rock hit from 1972 (You're a gorgeous girl) was written by American group Looking Glass for their debut album Looking Glass. Elliot Lurie is the guitarist/vocalist of Looking Glass. Luckiest Girl Alive's ending explains Do Ani & Luke get married? Ani and Luke won't be getting married.