Joanie Pallatto at Katerina's

Saturday, August 3rd, 2013
Southport Records Presents
"The Women of Southport Festival"

Southport Records Presents an Ongoing Series at Katerina's:
The First Saturday of Every Month! 6:30 - 9:00 PM
With Label Partners/Presenters:
Bradley Parker-Sparrow - piano / Joanie Pallatto - voice

"The Women of Southport Festival" Featuring:
April Aloisio
Katherine Davis
Josie Falbo
Joanie Pallatto
Linda Tate

with:
Bobby Lewis, flugelhorn/trumpet & Jim Ryan, piano

April Aloisio
"...An appealing, often moving singer." - Alex Henderson, Jazziz Magazine...

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Saturday, August 3rd, 2013
Southport Records Presents
"The Women of Southport Festival"

Southport Records Presents an Ongoing Series at Katerina's:
The First Saturday of Every Month! 6:30 - 9:00 PM
With Label Partners/Presenters:
Bradley Parker-Sparrow - piano / Joanie Pallatto - voice

"The Women of Southport Festival" Featuring:
April Aloisio
Katherine Davis
Josie Falbo
Joanie Pallatto
Linda Tate

with:
Bobby Lewis, flugelhorn/trumpet & Jim Ryan, piano

April Aloisio
"...An appealing, often moving singer." - Alex Henderson, Jazziz Magazine

Katherine Davis
"While apparently simple, this album speaks volumes - that's true of the best music, and the best dreams." - John Barrett, Jazz USA (on "Dream Shoes")

Josie Falbo
"...Falbo in turn roars like a lioness, purrs like a kitten, and scats like a stickball bouncing down Taylor Street. " - David Witter, Fra Noi

Joanie Pallatto
"Trying to channel Pallatto is like attempting to bottle a cyclone." - Christopher Loudon, Jazz Times

Linda Tate
"Chicago singer Linda Tate has a voice like buckwheat honey: sweet but with substance, and just a little dark. In addition, she's got a terrific ear, exacting intonation, and a burgeoning talent for framing her material in simple but memorable arrangements." - Neil Tesser, Chicago Reader

Bobby Lewis
"Imagine the ardently lyric lines of Harry James, the hushed melodic poetry of Chet Baker, the impeccable good taste of Bobby Hackett, and you have the sources and the basic vocabulary of Bobby Lewis' work". - Howard Reich, ChicagoTribune

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