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Cathy DeWitt
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Cathy DeWitt was destined to be a musician, and playing jazz is in her blood. Before she was born her father Bruce led his own band in New Orleans, regularly opening for Louis Armstrong at Pete Fountain's place. At a very early age music filled her house, from her father's Dixieland trumpet and stride piano to the Rachmaninoff and Chopin pieces her brother Peter, a prodigy pianist, rehearsed every day on the grand piano in the living room. As the family gathered to watch the television variety shows of the 60s, she heard all the famous singers interpreting the great songbook of jazz and show tunes, and she never forgot the lyrics to many of those songs. After honing her harmonic skills as a member of the University of Florida Choir and Willis Bodine's Chamber Singers, Cathy met and began performing with jazz guitarist Charlie Bush
Cathy DeWitt: DUETS
By Cathy DeWitt
Label: Dreamsong
Released: 2019
Track listing: (I Get) Spring Fever in the Fall, Skylark, Like Someone in Love, Love is Here to Stay, Why Did I Choose You,
Bye Bye Blackbird, Strange Meadowlark, Rainbow Connection/Over the Rainbow, Blue Bossa, I Remember You,
Into the Mystic, And Not a Sound was Heard
Cathy DeWitt: Love Notes
by Victor L. Schermer
Cathy DeWitt is a multifaceted musician and entrepreneur based in Gainesville, Florida, with a diverse background of singing, instrumental performance, band leading, teaching, composing, writing, and administration in a variety of genres ranging from folk to classical to jazz. She's been around, yet remains a true girl wonder" whom I met in Philadelphia when she was ...
Love Notes
By Cathy DeWitt
Label: Dreamsong
Released: 2004
Track listing: I Just Found Out About Love; It Might as Well Be Spring; Alice in Wonderland; When I Fall in Love; Up Jumped Spring;
For a God in Blue; You?d Be So Nice to Come Home To; Everybody?s Somebody?s Child; There Will Never be Another
You; You Taught my Heart to Sing.