Re: What's On Your CD Player? (Katie Peterson)

Posted by Andrew Ratshin on April 13, 2004 at 11:28:24:

In Reply to: Re: What's On Your CD Player? posted by Kevin on April 13, 2004 at 04:49:17:

Well, there's a slight difference in that Katie Peterson has never released anything, which I think is a shame. A few years ago, she asked a number of Seattle-based songwriters to write something for a house concert she was doing; I wrote Just One Angel. She put together a great back-up group, including Greg Scott, Kim Scanlon, Cary Black, and others, and performed the show one time...Scott Katz and I ran sound and recorded it. It was a lovely evening and I recently got to hear the recording which is lovely as well.
I'm hoping that, even if she won't release the whole thing, she'll allow us to "leak" a couple of songs on our web site.

Andrew

: Among other things, Andrew said:

: "...In addition, there's a bunch of "unavailable" stuff on there -- there's an amazing unreleased Katie Peterson recording, from a live concert, that I've really been enjoying but she won't release it -- that hopefully someday will see the light of day..."

: HA! Now you know how the rest of us feel about your stuff! :-)

: I just changed three of them:
: 1) Tom Ball and Kenny Sultan: FABULOUS guitar/harmonica duo from California; best I can describe them is "humorous blues". Check 'em out!
: http://www.bassharp.com/tomball.htm

: 2) The soundtrack to "The Producers" with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick. Mel Brooks wrote some terrific songs here: One line in particular sounds like something Andrew would write: "The houselights are dimming/The footlights are bright/The toast of society is burning tonight" :-)

: 3) "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Poodle Hat". Some of his best work, esp. his tribute to Frank Zappa.

: Cheers, all.

: K.

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: Well, there's a slight difference in that Katie Peterson has never released anything, which I think is a shame. A few years ago, she asked a number of Seattle-based songwriters to write something for a house concert she was doing; I wrote Just One Angel. She put together a great back-up group, including Greg Scott, Kim Scanlon, Cary Black, and others, and performed the show one time...Scott Katz and I ran sound and recorded it. It was a lovely evening and I recently got to hear the recording which is lovely as well. : I'm hoping that, even if she won't release the whole thing, she'll allow us to "leak" a couple of songs on our web site. : Andrew : : Among other things, Andrew said: : : "...In addition, there's a bunch of "unavailable" stuff on there -- there's an amazing unreleased Katie Peterson recording, from a live concert, that I've really been enjoying but she won't release it -- that hopefully someday will see the light of day..." : : HA! Now you know how the rest of us feel about your stuff! :-) : : I just changed three of them: : : 1) Tom Ball and Kenny Sultan: FABULOUS guitar/harmonica duo from California; best I can describe them is "humorous blues". Check 'em out! : : http://www.bassharp.com/tomball.htm : : 2) The soundtrack to "The Producers" with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick. Mel Brooks wrote some terrific songs here: One line in particular sounds like something Andrew would write: "The houselights are dimming/The footlights are bright/The toast of society is burning tonight" :-) : : 3) "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Poodle Hat". Some of his best work, esp. his tribute to Frank Zappa. : : Cheers, all. : : K.

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