Pony
Run Ringing Out All Over the World. Catfish's new album is
in heavy rotation on hundreds of radio stations from Grand Rapids, Michigan
to Sydney, Australia.
Pony Run Ringing Out
All Over the World!
Pony Run is now getting killer airplay, getting heavy rotation on hundreds of radio stations all over the globe. Special thanks to the DJs, reviewers and fans for your continued support!
New Reviews of Pony Run in the UK and USA
Click here for the very latest full-length reviews of Pony Run from Living Blues, The Times, Blues & Rhythm, Blueprint, and Rock 'n' Reel magazines.
Upcoming Tours in France, England, Scotland, Canada and the USA.
After over 20 overseas tours, Catfish will be performing for his first time in France, at the Cognac Blues Passions Festival, July 27-30, 2000. The festival is France's biggest blues festival, and will kick off a summer European tour. Also look for an extensive tour of England and Scotland in November, 2000.
Homespun Instructional Video Coming Soon!
Catfish has just recorded a long-anticipated Homespun Tapes Video in Longmont, Colorado which is due for Summer, 2000 release. This will be an instructional video called "The Guitar of Catfish Keith" and will feature secrets to Catfish-style guitar on some of his most-requested songs, including Eagle Bird, Mr. Catfish's Advice, Police & a Sergeant, Knockin' Myself Out, Brownskin Gal, and slide guitar numbers By and By I'm Going to See The King and Jitterbug Swing. Watch this space for details.
Catfish to Record All-Instrumental Guitar Album for Summer Release
Catfish Keith will take his pile of Nationals and make an album of all guitar instrumentals. Look for lots of blues, slide pieces, rags and sooky jumps on Baritone, Radiotone and Delphi National Reso-Phonic Guitars, and some suprises too.
NAMM Show a Success!
Catfish & Penny had a blast at the NAMM Show in Los Angeles this year, and Catfish performed for National Reso-Phonic Guitars, Highlander Pickups and John Pearse Strings. The All-Star Corner at the National and Highlander booths included Catfish and Bob Brozman playing prototype 12-string Nationals, and the world's first Baritone National guitar duets. Catfish also played with the great Woody Mann, John Sebastian and Peter Madcat Ruth. Martin Simpson and Lawrence Juber also picked up a storm, and reunions with Cephas & Wiggins, Tom Ball & Kenny Sultan, Doug MacLeod and Happy & Jane Traum made for a fun weekend.
Very special thanks to our family of endorsers: Marie and McGregor Gaines, Don and Hilary Young of National, Bob and Holly Wolstein of Highlander, and Michelle Albeck, Mary Faith, John and Linda Pearse of John Pearse Strings.