ArtistInfo

Tapestry

Band, CA
Rock and World

Montreal Canada based folk rock band Tapestry were Judy Harmon, Jack Winters and Heather Woodburn. The trio was signed to Polydor Records in the early 1970's. Their first single, "Love Me Brother", from their self-titled debut on Polydor was produced by The Bells' Cliff Edwards. A second album, 'Country Music', found the trio in the storm of the Maple Music Junket of 1972 and they showcased at the legendary Playboy Club. By 1973 the trio became the duo of Winters and Woodburn with the assistance of studio musicians for their full-length album 'Down By The Maple River'. Several singles were released to no major success and Tapestry called it quits.

Members

	Leon Aronson syn, org, p, str
	Ron Dann stg CA
	Claude Demers syn CA
	Don Habib b
	Dougal Trineer b, g CA
	Richard Provençal dr CA
	Jack Winters voc, acg, eg
	Jean-Pierre Lauzon eg, cb *1949
	Ross Holloway h, voc, hrp, bvoc
	Florient Richard b
	Heather Winters voc
	David Glead eb