Line-up Shuffle

Juno-winning roots act The Wailin� Jennys say goodbye to Annabelle Chvostek after two years, on acclaimed album, and something like 230 gigs together. Montreal-based Chvostek will put her energy into her solo. Mehta and Moody have replaced Chvostek with New York-based vocalist Heather Masse, who has performed in acclaimed folk collective The Wayfaring Strangers as well as bluegrass outfit Joy Kills Sorrow. Chvostek will finish out The Jennys� current tour, which sees them in England, Scotland, Wales, and Spain, where the band is also joined by violinist Jeremy Penner. Ex-Winnipegger Penner is best known for his time in Scrüj MacDuhk, the precursor to wildly popular The Duhks - with Moody. While in Scotland, the band will performer twice at the venerable Celtic Connections festival, sharing a stage with the likes of Roseanna Cash and Phil Cunningham. Meanwhile, The Jennys� in-studio performance in Nashville for CMT�s Studio 330 Sessions can be viewed online at www.cmt.com.