The Graceful Ghost

She’s dueted with Willie Nelson, she’s been the voice of Scooby Doo's Daphne and Betty Rubble, and she’s done voiceover work for Star Wars video games. She’s appeared in cameo roles on TV programs like That ‘70s show, has dabbled in stand-up comedy, and even provided the voice for talking toys. The woman is talented, interesting, funny, AND attractive. Oh, she’s also a recording artist. With delicacy, an affinity for extremely old musical instruments, a love of small church gospel music, and inspiration drawn from pre-Civil War-era United States, DeLisle has crafted an atmospheric, spooky set of music. Imagine the original Carter Family band with early ‘70s-era Dolly Parton singing lead. Joined by her husband and primary musical companion Murry Hammond (Old ‘97s), "The Graceful Ghost" is a country/folk/americana collection of ballads about heartbreak, loss, and, occasionally, redemption. It’s akin to dreaming of waking up, suddenly having slipped back into time…walking through a gossamer fog into the open front door of a beautiful Victorian home, then enjoying a curious collection of stereoscope pictures -- all the while entertaining yourself by playing country music 78s on the vintage Victrola in the sitting room. "The Graceful Ghost"'s exquisite charm is that it is as comfortable and fascinating as the neatest antique store you’ve ever accidentally stumbled into.