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Canadian-American singer-songwriter from the late-’60s Toronto/Laurel Canyon scene, a peer of Neil Young and Joni Mitchell. After her 1969 debut on Tetragrammaton, she recorded a second album that went unreleased for decades before interest in her work reignited in the 2000s.
Elyse Weinberg – Greasepaint Smile (her “second album”) Cut in 1969 with producer David Briggs but shelved when Tetragrammaton collapsed, this long-lost follow-up finally surfaced in 2015 on Numero Group. The ten tracks favor a gritty, electrified folk-rock feel—fingerpicked acoustics, roomy drums, and Weinberg’s smoky vocals—augmented by guests including Neil Young (notably on “Houses”), Nils Lofgren, J.D. Souther, and Kenny Edwards. Songs include “What You Call It,” “City of the Angels,” “Houses,” “It’s Alright to Linger,” “Collection Bureau,” “Gospel Ship,” “Nicodemus,” “My My My,” “Your Place or Mine,” and the title track.
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