Godfreys' latest solo album, "Boston To Austin", recorded at Tornado Sound Studios (Cedar Park, Texas); features Austin musicians Mike Garcia, Cari Dell, Lenny Baker, Lori Henderson, Mark Gibson and Mandy Mercier. Other special guests include John Newcomer & Masashi (Boston), Craig Caffal (San Francisco), Bob Buchan & Carey Slade (Arizona) , Mike Reardon, Marianne Friddel & Corey Thompson (South Dakota) and Fred Shumate (New Mexico). "Boston To Austin" debuted at Rula Bula, March 2003 and is available on Blue Turtle Records (click sound clips page to get a sampling).

In the fall of '03, Mary teamed up with native Arizonian Carey Slade to form the blues folk rock duo "Sla-Day". Since then they've toured in Arizona, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Utah, and South Dakota. Most recently they joined forces with Jason Wiedman on drums and Steve Mitchell on guitar. The "Sla-Day" band just released their debut CD "Endless Good Times", recorded and engineered by Audio Confusion. More details on "Sla-Day" can be found at www.sla-day.com. Prior to moving to Arizona, Mary spent several years living in Gloucester, MA. While living there she worked with producers Doug & Dave Brown (Dave worked with Billy Joel, Paul Simon & others), recording demos & her first album "COLLAGE". She performed as a soloist, with vocalist Jacque Chambers as the Duo "LUMINA" and with the MG Band featuring John Newcomer (Shake) and Masashi Nakamura. Inspired by her brother Todd Kelley (TKR Records, owned by TK released 36 albums of Midwest folk artists) ; Mary decided to start her own company BAYLIGHT PUBLISHING. Baylight has released two compilation CDs, securing placement in television & film. As a publisher Mary has spoken as a panelist at the music conference LMNOP (New Orleans). She negotiated a mechanical license for her own material with Right Coast Records and has performed several years at the SXSW Regional Round-Up showcases in Austin, Texas. Mary has written several articles as a free-lance journalist for music papers in Boston including Metronome & Intermixx.

Before relocating to Boston, Mary performed throughout the Midwest with the national synth-pop female band Faces Of Emotion & the folk group Angel Train (featuring vocalist Sue Demel of the well known Sons Of The Never Wrong) where she garnered industry attention as a songwriter & performer. During that time Mary also held the Vice-President Post with Midwest Woman In Music (an outreach committee of NARAS) and wrote feature stories for STREETROCK. Marys' interests include spiritualty, astrology, the healing arts, music, the visual and performing arts, creative _expression, creative collaboration, communication, teaching, friendships, beauty, peace, love, and light.

"I Enjoyed your Enriching combination of Thought and Emotion. " - The Ancient One, Poet & Intuitive

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