January 6, 2006 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Press Contact: JIM EIGO, [email protected]
For Immediate Release Kate Callahan at Iridium Jazz Club Saturday, January 28, 2006 at 6:30PM ? “Kate Callahan is a delightful red-headed musical gamin; framing her zen-like thought in a freeform folk/jazz style. She's playful, inquisitive - it shows in the corner of her smile - and most of all she's 'real'. A delightful new singer/songwriter presenting crystal clear lyrical images in these oft-clouded times." Noel Paul Stookey, (Peter, Paul & Mary)
“Kate Callahan seems to be performing her own high-risk trapeze act, swinging out and away from influences into those spaces where original, startling music is made. Not many go there and those who do deserve to be called what they are -- artists. Kate Callahan is an artist these days." -Colin McEnroe, WTIC 1080 Callahan is confident of her ability as a lyricist; and, in fact, she has a unique songwriting voice, often delving into unusual topics, as in “Western South," a modern temperance song..."
“(Kate's) record opens with “Dancing Over Me," the very best cut. Why waste time. It's a beautiful song about sensing the spirit of a departed loved one".
-Alan Lewis, New England Music Scrapbook (from review of “The Greatest of Ease" ...) “Kate Callahan's performance was striking from the first moment. You don't expect a minute or two of vocalese to be in a singer/songwriter's set. That was only the first of many surprises ... in a set that sometimes felt as much like drama as it did like music. She belongs on a stage." -Dwight Thurston, WWUH 91.3 FM Saturday, January 28 @ 6:30PM $15 Cover $15 Food/Beverage Min. Room opens at 6PM for Dinner for reservations call 212-582-2121 Iridium Jazz Club www.iridiumjazzclub.com
For Immediate Release Kate Callahan at Iridium Jazz Club Saturday, January 28, 2006 at 6:30PM ? “Kate Callahan is a delightful red-headed musical gamin; framing her zen-like thought in a freeform folk/jazz style. She's playful, inquisitive - it shows in the corner of her smile - and most of all she's 'real'. A delightful new singer/songwriter presenting crystal clear lyrical images in these oft-clouded times." Noel Paul Stookey, (Peter, Paul & Mary)
“Kate Callahan seems to be performing her own high-risk trapeze act, swinging out and away from influences into those spaces where original, startling music is made. Not many go there and those who do deserve to be called what they are -- artists. Kate Callahan is an artist these days." -Colin McEnroe, WTIC 1080 Callahan is confident of her ability as a lyricist; and, in fact, she has a unique songwriting voice, often delving into unusual topics, as in “Western South," a modern temperance song..."
“(Kate's) record opens with “Dancing Over Me," the very best cut. Why waste time. It's a beautiful song about sensing the spirit of a departed loved one".
-Alan Lewis, New England Music Scrapbook (from review of “The Greatest of Ease" ...) “Kate Callahan's performance was striking from the first moment. You don't expect a minute or two of vocalese to be in a singer/songwriter's set. That was only the first of many surprises ... in a set that sometimes felt as much like drama as it did like music. She belongs on a stage." -Dwight Thurston, WWUH 91.3 FM Saturday, January 28 @ 6:30PM $15 Cover $15 Food/Beverage Min. Room opens at 6PM for Dinner for reservations call 212-582-2121 Iridium Jazz Club www.iridiumjazzclub.com
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