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COM/CATZINTHEHATZ. ...............Most of the members in this group have been playing rock and roll for the past 20 + and just recently made the jump to jazz. which make's their music that much more interesting. the catz have opened for both three dog night and America.. as the bass player for the group, i can tell you that of the 43 working bands ive been in, this one is by far the best. we are all good freinds and have known each other for years. on stage, it shows...we belive in not just giving a show ...but a circus..if people just wanted to hear music, they would stay home and stare at the stereo..we dont do that..we have natural fun and in turn, so does our audience. we are just like any other indie group..we recorded /produced /engineered our own cd that we do sell out of every weekend at our regular gig. yep...we all have day jobs and we were all in the hair bands of the 80's ya know tears for fears, mister mister, duran duran, heck, one of us even was in the disneyland marching band !! and one of us was school mates and still good freinds with actor edward james olmos. but now..its jazz for us...some of our old rock buddies say man jazz sucks !! well, i'll tell ya, i did 20 years every weekend of 20 yrs playing what was current but never alowed to be creative...not like this..so if your intrested to hear what ex rock and rollers sound like playing jazz, then check us out...one thing ive noticed.

its alot quieter.. sometimes...oh and if you would like to go to our homepage and read some magazine reviews on us, then go to catzinhatz ..you can see us live every weekend at the mandoline bistro in big bear lake california . the show starts at 8pm...till then, peace and love, ---terry copley( bass) ...............For those of you who don't like reading reviews all the way through, I'll start off with the bottom line: You've got to hear this band.

Why? Quite simply because The Catz in the Hatz are the best thing to happen to jazz in the last two years.

The song selections will present a capsulated image of who Ginger Commodore is. From straight ahead jazz (I Get a Kick, Who Can I Turn To) to her more R&B side (My Funny Valentine, Sweet Love), with a little blues thrown in as well (Since I Fell For You). And let's not forget her tender side, with her unforgettable treatments of 'Unchained Melody' (in tribute to Little Jimmy Scott) and 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow'.

Since recording a holiday CD in 2001 that included various groups (Sounds of Blackness & cast of Smokey Joe's Cafe) and years of singing on other projects, this CD represents her first 'solo' CD. Those whom have witnessed Ginger's live performances and have continually asked 'did you record that?' will have to wait no longer. It is truly fitting that this CD captures the essence of Ginger Commodore in a live performance in a truly great setting.