I pretty much wrote him off when I found out who he works for. I met Taylor at a gig and I was SO VERY RETICENT to trust anyone out of Nashville. I have nothing to do with commercial country music and I want nothing to do with it for the most part. Me and TKO that is, although they are all wonderful to me and he does my business the way I would want it done. You are signed with Taylor Shults of TKO Artist Management who represents Toby Keith, among other big names in country. I am constantly making self righteous commentary on my peers, so if it weren’t for the debauchery of the average Charlestonian, I wouldn’t have much of a schtick. We Charlestonians spend all our time with each other, stealing from each other’s ideas and changing it up enough to turn into flattery. What part has Charleston played in molding your sound? You have been playing the Charleston music scene for over a decade. I am currently obsessed with the Shangri-Las and I hope they influence me, though I would not have wanted to be lumped into their girl gang. I have a hard time pulling loose of those apron strings when I write, but I find inspiration where ever someone leaves it around. I grew up with it and despite all my resistance as a punk kid in Nashville, TN, I was inevitably captivated. Do you strain your influence from those roots? What inspires your style and songwriting process now?Ĭary Ann Hearst: I am deeply stoned on the intoxicating effects of that kind of music. Girl About Town: Your sound plays a great ode to classic, whiskey-soaked country (when country was at its best with the likes of Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash). Girl About Town caught up with Cary to get some info on her inspiration and to find out how she likes to spice up her live shows. It’s the emotional performing and songwriting that Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash were known for delivered by a sultry, raspy, little spitfire of a gal. It’s not the modern country or alt-country that you are used to now. As the Charlestonians (as Cary likes to call people from her hometown of Charleston) will tell you, seeing Cary and the Gun Street Girls live is a twangy, feet-stomping, REAL southern experience.
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Cary’s a southern country girl full of soul and charisma. Girl About Town is STOKED to introduce Cary Ann Hearst to Philadelphia this Thursday for our Spring Fling (9 PM at the Khyber). This is just prior to Hearst beginning to perform as Shovels & Rope. And if you are looking for a fun, energetic band for your special occasion drop us an email, phone Pat Parise, or fill out the contact form.The below interview appeared on Girl About Town on, announcing Cary Ann Hearst would be playing one of our blog sponsored parties, and was written by PGAT contributor, Amy Williams. We also play several clubs and casinos, from Philadelphia to the Jersey Shore Points. We are now the premier party band of Pennsylvania, NJ, & Delaware areas. The members have a combined experience of over 125 years! Some of the players and singers have played across the United States and around the world, from the smaller stages of Disney World, to some of the biggest venues in the world including Madison Square Garden. The band has been together for 20-plus years now. Pat Parise, the bandleader, is the founder of FM.
Our quality musicians bring professionalism and create an atmosphere of fun and excitement that your guests will be talking about for years to come! Let our first-class entertainment turn your special occasion into a distinctive affair. Our song list features a plethora of music spanning 7 decades from Big Band to Bruno Mars. We don't just play the music, we bring it to life. The FM Band is THE supreme entertainment band in the tri-state area. We go up and down the FM dial playing every genre of music for the ultimate celebration.
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