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[[File:Suzanne Josefowicz.jpg|thumb|right|530px|Suzanne Josefowicz on stage with The Sisters of Mercy at Kapfenberg Festival 1991]]
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[[File:Suzanne Josefowicz.jpg|thumb|right|490px|Suzanne Josefowicz on stage with The Sisters of Mercy at Kapfenberg Festival 1991.<br/>
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She did not contribute to any release, but can be heard on the bootleg recordings of her time.]]
 
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'''Suzanna Josefowicz''', often misspelled as Suzanne Josevowicz, played keyboards<br/>
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'''Suzanna Josefowicz''', often misspelled as Suzanne Josevowicz or Suzanne Josesowicz<br/>
  
and did background vocals for [[The Sisters of Mercy]] in the early 1990s.<br/>
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replaced [[Dan Donovan]] on keyboards and did background vocals during the live shows<br/>
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for [[The Sisters of Mercy]]'s early 1990s tours.<br/>
 
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She accompanied the band during the following tours:
 
She accompanied the band during the following tours:
  
 
* [[Gigography#1991|Tour Thing 2]], 16 February - 21 May 1991 and possibly also for the summer festivals <br/>in [[Fri, 28-Jun-1991|Denmark]] and [[Sat, 29-Jun-1991|Germany]], though definitely in [[Wed, 03-Jul-1991|Austria]] (see the pictures here).
 
* [[Gigography#1991|Tour Thing 2]], 16 February - 21 May 1991 and possibly also for the summer festivals <br/>in [[Fri, 28-Jun-1991|Denmark]] and [[Sat, 29-Jun-1991|Germany]], though definitely in [[Wed, 03-Jul-1991|Austria]] (see the pictures here).
 
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* [[Gigography#Tune_In_-_Turn_On_-_Load_Out|Tune In Tunn On Load Out]], 12 July - 30 July 1991 (rest of tour was cancelled)<br/>plus possibly the following festivals at [[Sun, 25-Aug-1991|Reading, UK]] and [[Sat, 31-Aug-1991|Winterthur, Switzerland]]
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* [[Gigography#Tune_In_-_Turn_On_-_Load_Out|Tune In Turn On Load Out]], 12 July - 30 July 1991 (rest of tour was cancelled)<br/>plus possibly the following festivals at [[Sun, 25-Aug-1991|Reading, UK]] and [[Sat, 31-Aug-1991|Winterthur, Switzerland]]
 
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* [[Gigography#1992|1992 GoBang Tour]] <br/>plus the private gig at '''The Reptile House''' member [[Fri, 28-Aug-1992|Sabine's living room]]<br/>and the [[Sat, 29-Aug-1992|Pukkelpop Festival in Hasselt, Belgium]]
 
* [[Gigography#1992|1992 GoBang Tour]] <br/>plus the private gig at '''The Reptile House''' member [[Fri, 28-Aug-1992|Sabine's living room]]<br/>and the [[Sat, 29-Aug-1992|Pukkelpop Festival in Hasselt, Belgium]]
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After these tours she left [[The Sisters of Mercy]].<br/>
 
After these tours she left [[The Sisters of Mercy]].<br/>
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As a guest musician, '''Suzanna Josefowicz''' has also contributed <br/>
'''Suzanna Josefowicz''' has also contributed <br/>
 
  
keyboards and background vocals to the [http://www.voodoophenia.de/voodoo-index.html Boaphenia] album<br/>
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keyboards and background vocals to the [http://www.voodoophenia.de/voodoo-phenia-lineup.html Boaphenia] album<br/>
  
 
by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillip_Boa Phillip Boa And The Voodoo Club], <br/>
 
by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillip_Boa Phillip Boa And The Voodoo Club], <br/>

Latest revision as of 11:33, 25 April 2022

Suzanne Josefowicz on stage with The Sisters of Mercy at Kapfenberg Festival 1991.
She did not contribute to any release, but can be heard on the bootleg recordings of her time.


Suzanna Josefowicz, often misspelled as Suzanne Josevowicz or Suzanne Josesowicz

replaced Dan Donovan on keyboards and did background vocals during the live shows

for The Sisters of Mercy's early 1990s tours.

She accompanied the band during the following tours:





Suzanna Josefowicz


After these tours she left The Sisters of Mercy.



As a guest musician, Suzanna Josefowicz has also contributed

keyboards and background vocals to the Boaphenia album

by Phillip Boa And The Voodoo Club,

which was released in 1993.