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KATHY SIMPSON

For booking information, contact Kathy Simpson

(937) 776-4698

kathysimpsonmusic@gmail.com

You Belong to MeKathy Simpson
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Lotta LoveKathy Simpson
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SONGS I COVER IN MY

"TRIBUTE TO FEMALE ARTISTS SHOW:"

A Case Of You

Anticipation

Big Yellow Taxi

Black Horse And The Cherry Tree

Blue Bayou

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

Both Sides Now

Boy From NYC

Carey

Chain Gang

Chuck Es In Love

Closer to Fine

Constant Craving

Crazy

Diamonds And Rust

Downtown

Dreams

Dream a Little Dream Of Me

Easy for you to Say

Fast Car

First Cut Is The Deepest

Free Man In Paris

Hand In My Pocket

Heatwave

High Sierra

I Feel The Earth Move

In My Life (Judy Collins)

It's Too Late
Jolene

Just One Look

Landslide

Long Long Time

Lotta Love

Midnight At The Oasis

Mr Sandman

Natural Woman

One Of Us

Only The Lonely
Over My Head

Poetry Man

Pontoon

Poor Poor Pitiful Me

Put Your Records On

Rollin’ In The Deep

Sara

Say You Love Me

Silver Spring

Someday Soon
Songbird

Stoned Soul Picnic

Strong Enough

The Joker (KD Lang)
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

The Right Thing To Do

Time After Time

Valerie A

When Will I Be Loved

When You Say Nothing At All

You Belong To Me

You Send Me

You’re No Good

You're So Vain

You've Got A Friend

 

Others

Can’t Buy Me Love

Helplessly Hoping

Moonshadow

Stuck in the Middle

Harvest Moon

I was born in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio where my father was the minister at Grace Brethren Church. That's where it began; me standing on a step stool between my parents, singing in church.

My mother taught me to play piano, but when I discovered a guitar stashed in the corner of my uncle's closet, I instantly wanted to go to “the dark side.”

My parents finally broke down and bought me a guitar for my 12th birthday. When I learned enough chords, I started writing my own songs. After high school, I took that guitar and my songs to local college coffee houses and concerts.

What followed was years of performing in clubs and lounges, locally as well as nationally; as a single, in duos, trios, rock bands and show groups.

In 1979, I met and studied voice and piano with a brilliant musician and vocal coach, Herb Buchanan Eidemiller (Dionne Warwick, Eydie Gorme, Teresa Brewer), who had moved back to Covington Ohio from New York City when his wife became ill.

My recordings include an album of original music produced at Cybertecnics in Dayton Ohio, titled "Girls Don't Play Rock and Roll” (1980), an album of 11 contemporary Christian songs “He Touched Me” (Encore Studios in Dayton), and “Vagabond,” a collection of original songs as well as a few covers. They are available at www.kathleen-simpson.com/merchandise

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