Gail Ann Dorsey

American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Gail Ann Dorsey is one of contemporary rock's top session bass players and background vocalists. Following the release of a pair of early solo albums -- The Corporate World in 1988 and Rude Blue in 1992 -- Dorsey continued to attract acclaim with her imaginative playing and lush vocals. In addition to working with Gang of Four, The The, and Tears for Fears, Dorsey made important contributions to the music of the Indigo Girls, Dar Williams, and Jane Siberry, as well as being an integral part in David Bowie's turn-of-the-millennium era. In 2003, she released her third album, I Used To Be.