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From 1994 through early 2000, lucky folks living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania were regularly treated to the upbeat, polished and highly entertaining live performances of the city's most popular a cappella group - InVoice. The critics raved, calling them "phenomenal", "the city's finest", and "absolutely not to be missed". InVoice routinely drew sellout crowds at nightclubs, festivals, and special events throughout the region. Life happened, as it often does, and the group had to part ways in 2000. "Out of Nowhere" stands as testament to the high quality of this beloved quintet, and includes their finest performances and most requested songs. Here's what Primarily A Cappella, the leading website for vocal ensemble singing, had to say about InVoice: "It would be simple to categorize In Voice as simply a fine group of singers who are comfortable like the proverbial old shoe. It would be wrong! For just as you fit into a comfortable groove something unusual is thrown in the mix. On the very first tune, "Choo Choo Ch'boogie," everything is going just fine, toes tapping and all...then here's a vocal trumpet, get this, sung by the bass singer! It's great, too. C'mon, a bass singer, doing trumpet? Thus we tour a comfortable familiarity of jazz, pop, and a doo-wop or two when, wham, don't you dare get complacent!" InVoice was Lynn Lipovich, soprano; Lisa Hindmarsh, alto; Mark Spondike, tenor; David Loy, baritone; and Thatcher Montgomery, bass. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable recording! Track List: 1. Choo Choo Ch'Boogie 2. Romance (If I Can Get It 3. Boy From New York City 4. Countdown to Love 5. That's The Way It Goes 6. It's Alright 7. Blue Moon 8. Moondance 9. Disco Down 10. Stormy Weather 11. Trickle Trickle 12. Let Them Shine 13. I'm A Train 14. Operator 15. That Lonesome Road 16. Good Old A Cappella 17. Don't Listen To This Song 18. Java Jive 19. And So It Goes Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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