saw you at the blues festival in Patchogue and would like to know what album the song muddy waters is on. you were fantastic. best act of the whole show;

A¯H BLUE APPLE: No, not a funky computer - I’m talking about NYC Diva/songwriter Pat Cisarano on her new CD, A¯H. Pat lays down a discriminating mix of earthy, jazzy pop, sophisticated blues, terrific R&B, and a touch of reggae rhythm. Hip, like very. All of the songs were written or co-written by Ms. Cisarano. "Carried Away" carried me away, I guarantee. This melancholy, torch ballad is reminiscent of Bonnie Raitt’s "Guilty" right down to the fine keyboard work. Now, imagine yourself in an uptown, chic bistro. The combo is wearing midnight blue tuxedoes that match the lights. The bass is an upright; the drummer has silver brushes. A pale blue spot washes over th e sultry, curvaceous vocalist. Her sequined evening dress shimmering, she moans, "Thank God for the Blues." Can you dig it? I did. Still in the bistro, "Somebody Talk To My Baby" talked to me in a language I understand - harmonica and guitar, heart bleedin’ blues. "All In this Together" is a tune that makes you glad we are. Earthy, jazzy funk meets pop on this number. "Sugar Melts in the Rain" is a tune where the title tells it all.

Don't let the five stars fool you, this dserves a galaxy. An amalgam of Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Rock and even Reggae, cooked in a soul kitchen, served up on an accapella street corner, garnished with choirs, horn sections and an almighty rhythm, Ms. Cisarano has served up a feast for the body and soul.

Don't let the five stars fool you, this dserves a galaxy. An amalgam of Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Rock and even Reggae, cooked in a soul kitchen, served up on an accapella street corner, garnished with choirs, horn sections and an almighty rhythm, Ms. Cisarano has served up a feast for the body and soul.