
Harriet Wheeler has been out of the public eye for quite some time now, but that doesn’t mean she’s not missed. It’s been over 10 years since their last album (wow!) yet I get more emails and comments about Harriet Wheeler and the Sundays than anyone else. If you’re ever feeling reminiscent, youtube has a great collection of Sundays interviews and videos, including their video for Summertime! While you’re here though, why not leave some comments about Harriet and the Sundays! Out of respect for Harriet and her family, please do not post any information on her place of employment! Any comments that do will be removed.
Image Gallery
Below are just a few pictures of Harriet Wheeler from various videos and TV appearances. More are available at the Sirens of Song photostream on flickr.
- Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays) – Summertime
- Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays) – In Concert
- Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays) – Goodbye
- Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays) – Love
- Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays) – MTV Europe
Concert Review
9:30 Club (Washington, DC – 12/3/97)
December 3rd, 1997 will go down as one of the best days of my life. I finally saw the Sundays in concert and they were awesome! Harriet hit every note. They performed about 17 songs (this is from memory…I wasn’t able to get my hands on a set list) including the 3 encores. Here they are in no particular order. If anyone does have the set list from the D.C. show please inform me of my errors.
Summertime
Homeward
She
What Do You Think
When I’m Thinking About You
Here’s Where The Story Ends
Can’t Be Sure
Joy
Medicine
Another Flavour
Hideous Towns
Monochrome
My Finest Hour
Goodbye
I Kicked A Boy
Turkish*
Cry
*clip from a Vancouver performance (3/15/93), not the D.C. show

The best part was that I met Harriet! After the show, I started walking to my car and noticed 3 or 4 people hanging around out front where the tour bus was so, I decided to stick around too. One of the tour members knew what was going on so he stressed to us several times that if we just stayed calm and didn’t act like maniacs they’d probably sign autographs and pose for photos.
To make a long story short, about an hour later it finally happened. They walked right out the front door and signed autographs and posed for pictures. (By this time there was a small crowd of about 20 people.) Both Harriet and David were very nice and down to earth. They were making conversation with everyone and were more than happy to sign everything and anything that was handed to them. They must have stood outside in the cold and drizzle for at least 30 minutes. I am quite happy to say I was able to get an autograph and even pose for a picture with them. Even after I got a pic with them I stuck around a while and took about 7 more pics. Of course it goes without saying I ran to the one hour photo shop the next day and got reprints in every size…5×7, 8×10, and 24×36. (Ok, I didn’t go for the poster size). All in all, it was a night I’ll never forget! More photos from the night are available at the Sirens of Song photostream on flickr.
Albums/Singles
This IS NOT a complete discography. This only represents what I own.
Static And Silence (1997)
1. Summertime |
Blind (1992)
1. I Feel |
Reading Writing and Arithmetic (1990)
1. Skin & Bones |
Summertime CD-1 (1997)
1. Summertime |
Summertime CD-2 (1997)
1. Summertime |
Cry CD-1 (1997)
1. Cry |
Cry CD-2 (1997)
1. Cry |
The Black Session (1993)
1. My Finest Hour – live |
Can’t Be Sure (1990)
1. Can’t Be Sure |
Goodbye (1992)
1. Goodbye |





Static And Silence (1997)
Blind (1992)
Reading Writing and Arithmetic (1990)
Summertime CD-1 (1997)
Summertime CD-2 (1997)
Cry CD-1 (1997)
Cry CD-2 (1997)
The Black Session (1993)
Can’t Be Sure (1990)
Goodbye (1992)

I was introduced to the Sundays the moment they released their first album. The awesome girlish voice of Harriet wheeler is the draw in their music, indeed. I am so sorry that they are gone. I do hope they will find it to release a 4th and 5th album in the future. Harriet married the guitarist and they have children and i wish them the best in that family structure. Harriet Wheeler has the most unique voice. Just dreamy and innocent. I will enjoy her always.
Really rare footage from town&country club 1992 playing “A certain someone” and “GOD MADE ME”.
First time I ever see playing that song live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUwBIJBvZ5s
It was an amazing experience to hear the sound of Harriette Wheelers’s voice from the Sunday’s! I only wish there could be more of heaven thru their music. They are truly missed…wish they would have more music like this now in this time or available. Then again they were sooooo unique.
Billie Gavurin is on Facebook, but you need a Facebook account to see her.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002392237768&sk=info
While I respect Harriet and the bands decision to step out of the limelight, it makes me very sad that someone so incredibly talented, who has given and could give so much more, chooses not to. I only wish I had her (their) talent and soul-searing voice.
I will always live in hope that one day we will get to hear and treasure a voice and a band that is sorely missed everyday!