Catdaddy - gigs

	Download PRESS KITS available here	Uphill (CD, 2009) Now available on CD Baby or for download through free song "Speed Train Blues" available for download!
	Listen to Catdaddy Samples of my acoustic act, Rare, Kickin' & Classic . The clips were recorded at a recent live performance and have not been remixed. Rare, Kickin' & Classic
	Listen to Uphill Recent live performances by Uphill. No remixing or overdubs! (For studio album clips, please visit CD Baby.) Flip, Flop and Fly Kansas City Green Onions Caldonia Texas Flood
	Watch A recent interview on WAVY-TV's The Bottom Line.

Places we'll be!

When	Who	Where
November 15, 2011 Tuesday, 6-8 PM	Catdaddy: Rare, Kickin' & Classic	Farm City Banquet (private function)	K.E. White Graduate Center Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City,NC
November 18, 2011 Friday, 7-8:30 PM	Catdaddy: Boogie, Ballads and Broadway	Culpepper Inn (private reception for Gov. Perdue)	Elizabeth City, NC
December 30, 2011 Friday 5-7 PM	Deacon and Catdaddy of Uphill	The City Wine Sellar (private reception for Bill Luton)	The City Wine Sellar Elizabeth City, NC (252) 335-1163 link for directions
December 30, 2011 Friday 7-10 PM	Deacon and Catdaddy of Uphill	The City Wine Sellar	Corner of Main & Water Streets Elizabeth City, NC (252) 335-1163 link for directions
December 31, 2011 Friday 9 PM-12:30 AM	Uphill: blues band	Albemarle Plantation's New Year's Eve (ticketed event. Contact the Plantation Clubhouse. 252-426-2252)	The Albemarle Plantation Hertford, NC
January 21, 2012 Saturday, 4-5 PM	"Blue Nocturne" Performance of original composition for flute, harp and pipe organ	United Church of Chapel Hill Chamber Music Concert Series	United Church of Chapel Hill 1321 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (919) 942-3540 link for directions
January 24, 2012 Tuesday, 7-9 PM	Uphill presents: "Mojo 101" Before rock and roll, more primal than jazz – what do the blues tell us about our country? What makes our region’s Piedmont blues sound different from Chicago blues? And what about Delta and Texas blues? Mojo 101 features multimedia and live performances by members of the award winning blues band, Uphill.	Evenings at St. Patrick series registration required	Saint Patrick school 1000 Bolling Avenue Norfolk, VA (757) 440-5500 link for directions
January 27, 2012 Friday, 7-9 PM	Uphill presents: "Mojo 101" Before rock and roll, more primal than jazz – what do the blues tell us about our country? What makes our region’s Piedmont blues sound different from Chicago blues? And what about Delta and Texas blues? Mojo 101 features multimedia and a full, live show by the award-winning blues band Uphill!	College of the Albemarle Theatre Series	College of the Albemarle 1208 N. Road Street Elizabeth City, NC (252) 335-0821
February 3, 2012 Friday 5 - close	Last Jam at the City Wine Sellar After years of offering the music community the best Friday nights you can have in Elizabeth City, The CWS is closing it's doors after business on February 4. Please join area musicians in a final jam session - we'll go out strong! (Acoustic instruments and hand percussion only, please.)	The City Wine Sellar	Corner of Main & Water Streets Elizabeth City, NC (252) 335-1163 link for directions
February 7, 2012 Tuesday, 7-9 PM	"Broadway: 100 Years in 100 Minutes" presentation Musical films are making a comeback in America! The popularity of "Chicago,” “Nine,” and “Glee,” to name a few, shows the new popularity of the genre. Come feast your ears as the head of the music composition program at Elizabeth City State University unfolds a fast-paced and fun history of musicals in two acts: I. their origins in burlesque and vaudeville and II. Broadway’s recent rebirth. Let Dr. Palestrant show you why he was named a University of North Carolina Board of Governor’s Teacher of the Year in 2010. You’re bound to leave the class thinking, I Could Have Danced All Night.	Evenings at St. Patrick series registration required	Saint Patrick school 1000 Bolling Avenue Norfolk, VA (757) 440-5500 link for directions
February 25, 2012 Saturday, 10:30 AM-12:30	"Big Music in the Movies" presentation at the historic Naro Theatre Did you know that when George Lucas was directing Star Wars in 1977, he needed something new for his theme music? John Williams gave it to him: a style taken from... an opera written back in 1869! It resulted in one of the most popular – and important – film scores ever composed. Come munch on some popcorn and learn from Dr. Palestrant, Professor of Music Composition and Theory at Elizabeth City State University, specific connections he has found between movie scores and Romantic-era music, the power of that music, and the effect it has on the movie viewer. It will change the way you watch movies forever!	Evenings at St. Patrick series registration preferred	The Naro Theatre 1507 Colley Ave Norfolk, VA (757) 625-6276 link for directions

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