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Read a review of "You Were Here" on Collected Sounds. Rounder Records' Page on Sarah Video and Audio on Sarah's Official Site An Interview with Sarah when she was with Weeping Tile. Interview with Sarah Harmer at Green Man Review in 2000. Review of Harmer's debut solo CD, "You Were Here" Music Box Online A little blurb On BlueRodeo.com Sarah's entry in the Ectophile's Guide to Good Music Cover Story for NOW Ontario A Message Board dedicated to Sarah On SilverRoad.org Silver Road a Sarah Harmer Fan Site Songs for Clem with Jason Euringer (1999)
With Weeping Tile:
Valentino (1997)
Cold Snap (1995)
eepee (1994)
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 Sarah Harmer
Sarah Harmer is the youngest of six children born to farmer Clem Harmer and his school teacher wife, Isabelle. She grew up on a hundred-acre farm near Hamilton, Ontario.
Sarah's first solo performance was at church at the age of four.
After a stint with country-rockers the Saddletramps, Sarah formed her own band, Weeping Tile, while at college in Kingston, Ontario. The group recorded three albums before Sarah recorded a collection of country and jazz favorites to give to her father for Christmas. The resulting "Songs for Clem" kick-started her solo career, and led to "You Were Here"
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