Pop/rocker Tret Fure's personal background is as diverse as her many musical talents. Born in Iowa, she grew up in Illinois and Michigan's upper peninsula, turning professional at 16 to sing in coffeehouses and on college campuses before moving to the West Coast to attend the University of California at Berkeley. She began her music-writing career when she was 19, and worked for a time as a vocalist and guitarist for Spencer Davis, appearing on and composing music for his album Mousetrap (United Artists, 1970). Her own first (self-titled) solo album was produced by Lowell George of Little Feat and released in 1973 on the Uni Records subsidiary of MCA, and shortly thereafter she toured extensively, opening for such groups as the J.
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