Kyle Tuttle Band

LoremKyle Ipsum Dolor Tuttle Spring 2012 Website: www.KyleTuttle.com Email: [email protected] BOBCAT 1. Bobcat on the Banjo – 2:49 2. Green Room – 3:54 3. Budhvaar Raga – 5:15 4. Through the Fence – 2:38 5. A Tune for JL – 6:12 6. Redwing (traditional) – 2:17 7. Birdie Strut – 5:22 8. Telluride Tap Water – 5:13 9. The Contract – 3:16 10. The Road to Malvern (Jim Childress) – 2:51 11. Lab Results – 3:35 12. Two Eggs Please – 4:21 “Precious few banjo players have both solid mastery of traditional Scruggs style and also the impulse and ability to make eclectic excursions using high-challenge techniques. On Bobcat, that combination creates a likeable "anything might happen" feeling that pulls the listener in. Kyle's tone and execution are clean and attractive, and help sell his musical choices to the listener. In all, Bobcat is a welcome debut, introducing us to a banjo player who deserves our attention.” – Pete Wernick, of Hot Rize “Kyle’s fluid musical imagination is matched by a wonderfully solid and authentic grounding in traditional American music. An excellent player with outstandingly unique original compositions!” – John McGann, Berklee College of Music Debut Album of Original Banjo Music ‘Bobcat’ Arranged and Produced by Kyle Tuttle Nashville based banjoist Kyle Tuttle is one of the distinct. His unique brand of acoustic music is brought most exciting players and writers in the scene today. to life in this album of original banjo compositions. After years of working as a sideman, he has stepped into He has gathered an impressive group of young the spotlight on this new solo project “Bobcat”. Having musicians to collaborate on this project including Billy studied with Tony Trischka, Bela Fleck, and Bill Keith, Contreres, Jon Stickley, Jenni Lyn Gardner, Dustin and played in Bluegrass, as well as Old Time, and Punk Benson, Ross Holmes, Dominick Leslie, and Matt Rock bands, Kyle’s sound is comprehensive and Wingate, just to name a few. Performance History: Kyle is a columnist for the Awards: Banjo Newsletter and Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band • National Bluegrass Banjo • maintains an online lesson Hayseed Dixie Champion, Winfield 2017 • studio at Big & Rich • Australian National Banjo • KyleTuttle.com/lessons. • Jeff Austin Band Champion, 2015 • FrazierBand • Second Place, Winfield ’12, ‘15 Alumni of Berklee College of • Second Place, MerleFest 2012 • Jim Lauderdale Music, ’09-’11. • Rebecca Frazier & Hit and Run • Mike Marshall’s Acoustic Music Seminar ‘12 .

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