Sharon Udoh: piano
Laura Sabo: bass clarinet
Kathleen Moniaci: bassoon
Peter Adams: violin
Cold Water, Hot Blood:
Production/Engineering- Austin Brown
Nora Barton-cello
Annette Christiansen-violin
Sharon Udoh-piano
Andrew Highley- french horn, saw
Austin Brown-piano, bass, vibraphone
Paul Brumm- bass
Johnny Rusza-flute
Chris Haubner- guitar, vocals
The Cat Lovers:
Annette-violin
Nora-cello
Clark Wheeler-sax
Geraldine Kovari-sax
Sharon-piano
Influences
Daniel Johnston, Bob Dylan, traditional mbira music (Zimbabwe), Congotronics, Lou Barlow/Sebadoh, Nick Drake, Charlie Patton, Leadbelly, Mississippi John Hurt, Terry Allen, Gillian Welch, Buck 65, Richie Havens, Magnetic Fields, Pavement, George Sibanda, Leonard Cohen, Prince, Beatles, Hank Williams, John Prine, Sheds, Clark Wheeler, Franklin Bruno, Will Johnson, anticon, Ween, Simon & Garfunkel, gardening, camping, tea, ladies, friends.
Matthew Shelton has written a lot of songs and performs everywhere, all the time. He has played at bars, museums, diy dives, art galleries, coffee shops, rec centers, etc.
He has opened for Vampire Weekend, Daniel Johnston, Animal Collective, Wussy, Pit er Pat, Ariel Pink, the Hiders, Howling Hex, and the Sheds, to name a few.
Matthew Shelton was born in South Carolina. He moved to Cincinnati and studied painting and learned how to write good songs.
He has traveled and lived elsewhere, and enjoys sleeping on floors and grounds.
He believes in preparing as well as possible for an uncertain future,
hey dude this is Aaron collins from little thousand (r.i.p.) anyways, I know this is last minute, but I'm freaking out because we need musicians to play tomorrow night (Tues. Nov. 30) between 6 and 1030. SO far my band is playing last for about forty five minutes tops. I'm playing a solo set for about an hour and there's some maybes. The show is at Baba Budan's and it's a benefit for the drop in center downtown. Contact me asap, if you could provide an hour of music that would be stellar
Thanks for your support man. Shows, they'll be a happening, we're going low key at first, but will let you know. We're working on a couple of things but don't have the dates yet. Maybe we can share a bill sometime with one of your fine organizations. See you soon, M
