Emily Kaitz
 

Biography

Emily Kaitz has been writing songs for over 40 years and performing them for over 30 years. She performs on guitar, bass and occasionally piano, lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas where she also works as a piano tuner and gardener, and tours regionally, both as a solo act or with accompaniasts and ensembles including her boyfriend Drew Pierce on banjo/pedal steel, her Fayetteville friend Dennis Collins on guitar, her swing trio Outside The Lines with Ed Nicholson (guitar) and Stan D'Aubin (mandolin), or her Austin, Texas band featuring Jeanne Kyser (fiddle), Melinda Brooks (mandolin & banjo) and Sean Kelly (bass). Emily also occasionally plays bass with songwriter Effron White, folk/bluegrass band The Hogeye Ramblers, and bluegrass band Crooked Creek.

She is known for her humorous, quirky songs such as "Don't Gossip in the Sauna," "Shallow End of the Gene Pool," "Susie Rosen's Nose," "Banjo Players in Heaven," and "The Day the Bass Players Took Over the World," some of which have been recorded by other artists such as Chet Atkins, Trout Fishing in America, the Austin Lounge Lizards, Mary Catherine Reynolds, and Alice Gerrard. Emily also has numerous CDs of her own which are available here at cdbaby.

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Music

Don't Think It Hasn't Been Fun!
2009
Emily's newest CD features her usual variety of quirky, often hilarious songs, including the bluegrass classic "Banjo Players in Heaven," the klezmeresque "Shpilkes" and her tender love song "When I'm With You" in a new duet version with Keith Grimwood.
CD: $15.00 MP3: $10.00
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Living The Wrong Way
2004
Quirky, irreverent, mostly humorous original songs about Feng Shui, jaywalking, golf, what to do or not do in the sauna, and a bunch of other oddball subjects in musical styles ranging from country to rhumba, bluegrass to ballads.
MP3: $15.00 CD: $15.00
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Twang, Twang, Twang
2001
Emily's 2001 album features her usual warped perspective on life ("A Stranger on My Own Home Page," "Tornado Season in Tulsa," "Honey She Kin Keep Yer Heart (What I Want Is Further Down"); stylistic ranges from bluegrass to twangy country.
MP3: $15.00 CD: $15.00
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Yuppie Scum
1998
Emily's most popular album of humorous and quirky original material, featuring guest spots by Still On The Hill, Trout Fishing In America, Barton & Sweeney (Mark Sweeney as the heroin addict at the bowling alley) and others.
MP3: $15.00 CD: $15.00
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Terminally Trendy
1995
Humourous original quirky material including Emily's famous perverse love duet with Ray Wylie Hubbard, "I Will Stay With You" and Jimmy LaFave doing a terrible Bob Dylan imitation.
CD: $15.00 MP3: $9.99
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A Household Word
1993
Emily's 1993 album available for the first time on CD; songs range from the sensitive "Could I Undisillusion You?" to the classic tongue-in-cheek country "The M-Word Scares The F-Word Out Of Me."
CD: $15.00 MP3: $10.00
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