Kathleen manages to bring eclectic intelligent songwriting and arrangements to an album that Gene Armstrong (Tucson Weekly) praised as somewhere between the Juke Joint and the country honk. Mostly fun, with some social commentary slipped in, all originals (except on L.Cohen song), Kathleen is joined by some of Tucson's finest musicians, including

Kathleen manages to bring eclectic intelligent songwriting and arrangements to an album that Gene Armstrong (Tucson Weekly) praised as somewhere between the Juke Joint and the country honk. Mostly fun, with some social commentary slipped in, all originals (except on L.Cohen song), Kathleen is joined by some of Tucson's finest musicians, including the late Hal Rugg. Tammies Winner for Best Songwriting, Best Folk, Best CD.