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Art in the House
0 Comments | Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), February, 2002
Byline: KIMBER WILLIAMS The Register-Guard
FOLK SINGER Cosy Sheridan paused between songs to scan the crowded venue - about 25 fans squeezed shoulder to shoulder among a hodgepodge of kitchen chairs lining the living room of Janna Latham's south Eugene duplex.
There was little between the artist and her audience. No stage. No theatrical lighting, spare the two inexpensive, clip-on numbers dangling from Latham's low ceiling. Not even a microphone.
In fact, only about 18 inches of wall-to-wall carpeting separated Sheridan, her musical partner TR Ritchie and their metal, folding chairs from the nearest front-row fan - a proximity the Utah singer and songwriter admits she once found unnerving. These days, she wouldn't have it any other way.
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