The Saliva Sisters are an unnatural act. Who would have supposed a girl group singing parody songs about fiber, bidets, and bras would have survived, let alone flourished in Utah?
Well, they have. In fact, they've become an institution. In 20-something years of melody, mirth and mucous, they have performed for groups as varied as the Western Republican Governors and the Gay Rodeo. As their performance list attests, they also get around. People who have seen them in Salt Lake City take them to parties, conferences and cheap motels all over the country. They've been breathlessly described as the best act in their price range.
Well, they have. In fact, they've become an institution. In 20-something years of melody, mirth and mucous, they have performed for groups as varied as the Western Republican Governors and the Gay Rodeo. As their performance list attests, they also get around. People who have seen them in Salt Lake City take them to parties, conferences and cheap motels all over the country. They've been breathlessly described as the best act in their price range.
Saliva Sisters: Rebecca Heal, Michelle Nunley, Karen Nielsen-Anson, Esther Fors;
Lymph Notes: Mark Chaney, Dave Despain
Lymph Notes: Mark Chaney, Dave Despain
