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| Bio |
Press
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Discography |
Technical
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Photos |
Contact |
| Upcoming Shows - Past Shows Bio Buddy Nutt is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and introverted show-off. Harkening back to simpler times with instruments like gut-bucket bass, singing saw and ukulele, while looking ahead to a time when instruments (like trumpets, tenor horns, and didgeridoo) will be recorded, and played back, all with the control of one’s foot. Buddy Nutt provides a most appropriate live performance for any contemporary recession. Genre One Man Band, Experimental-Folk-Baroque Sounds Like Mr. Rogers meets R. Crumb Press Quotes "The music has a decidedly oddball bent that lent A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway (PBS 2008) an almost abstract edge." -Pittsburgh Tribune-Review read more "Buddy Nutt's expanding bag of musical tricks is going to entertain anyone with an informed sense of whimsy and the nostalgia for a simpler life, away from cell phones and the Internet."-Pittsburgh City Paper read more "Pittsburgh's Tiny Tim" -Rolling Stone Magazine read more Discography Albums Buddy Nutt "Self Checkout" - Rusty Blade Records 2008 RBR081 "Buddy Nutt and his musical saw" - Rusty Blade Records 2007 RBR071 TV "A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway" - produced by Rick Sebak for PBS 2008 Theater Tomato Plant Girl - Shakespear in the Schools 2009 Recording Collaborations with other artists: Pinkle, The Fuck Me Mommies, The Misery Jackals, The Beagle Brothers, UkuLizzy, Autumn Ayers, Ode Hazelwood, and The Howling Brothers. Technical Needs Small Rig- Takes up about as much space as a full sized drum set and can be set-up quickly. This is used in clubs and bars. (1) XLR line to FOH from built in vocal mic (1) 1/4" DI from pedals to FOH (1) AC power outlet within 10' (1) monitor (if no monitor available please let me know) (1) bass drum mic on stand (optional) Big Rig- A largely self-contained rolling platform with a ton of instruments and mics built in. This is used for theatrical settings, on parade floats, and for live film accompaniment. Requires 9' floor to ceiling, and 6' X 6' clearance on the stage. Requires two XLR lines to FOH. Photos
Contact email: buddy.nutt@gmail.com |
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