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[ posted 08/28/08 ]
CD Baby finally has more more copies of "Everything's Changed" back in stock.  Eventually I do get around to things. Thanks for your patience during this very difficult time :-).

[ posted 08/25/08 ]
We have a few shows coming up be sure to click the show button above for all the details.  We'll be playing the Iron County Fair on september 1st, Cedar City's Fall Concert Series on September 22nd, and St. George's Fall Concert Series on September 24th.  Looking forward to seeing you there as always.

[ posted 08/16/08 ]
New blog entry in "Random Notes" below about the Z-Arts concert.


[ posted 08/10/08 ]
New blog entry in "Random Notes" below.


[ posted 08/07/08 ]
It's been getting hot around here. And nothing could be better than getting up in the mountains away from the heat. Join me up in Brian Head near the Giant Steps Lodge next to the ski lift this Saturday, August 9th, from 3-5 pm for a free concert featuring the Karyn Whittemore Band.

[ posted 07/31/08 ]
There's a music video of the song "More Than I Am" on Karyn TV.  Just click the You Tube button below. This was a student project from students at SUU.  It was a fun learning experience for all of us.

Karyn's  guestbook, press kit and other cool features can be accessed by clicking on the karyn's corner button in the main menu above.

  
   

random notes

Z-Arts Concert


This was a great concert.  It really couldn't have gone better.  I'd like to thank Michael Evenson from the Z-Arts Council and Julie and Max Gregoric from Sol Foods for having us out.  They make a great blackened fish sandwich, Gyro and Tortellini pasta, excellent! Check Sol Foods out when you travel to Zion's National Park. The place was packed, and we sold all but a couple of CDs which is always nice. Shawn and Chuck make me look great as always.  It was fun, fun, fun.  We made lots of new friends. Thanks so much to everybody that came out!! There's more pics of this concert in my myspace blog.

Concert @ Giant Steps

The concert went really well yesterday.  It was great to meet some new friends as well at Brian Head's Summer Concert Series.  Thanks to Chuck Triplett (Bass) and Shawn Owens (Drums), they were outstanding as usual.  I'm fortunate to have some of the best players around to play with me. 

Giant Steps is a mountain, and in the summer they use their ski lift to ferry mountain bikers and their bikes up the mountain.  Clever idea for revenue enhancement for a ski lift in the summer.

In other news, I've finally got my You Tube channel up. It only has one video on it so far.  We have plans to get a good video camera and do it up right.  No, I'm not giving a date.  It happens when it happens :-).  The video that's up now is a student project from the SUU communications program.  It was fun to help them and a learning experience for all involved.

Concert @ Jessie's Grill

I played at Jessie's Grill in Springdale (gateway to Zion's National Park) last night.  I want to thank Cory &  Jessie Nelson for inviting me out.  I love this place. If you travel to Zion's Park, you must stop there on the way in.  The food is excellent. 

I hope to make it a regular gig.  As you can see in the scenery behind me, Zion's National Park is a special place and that's not even technically the park area that people pay to see.

People ask me why I don't tour more. Springdale is the answer to that question.  I would rather drive a short distance to one location that people from all over the world travel to than drive hundreds of miles to other locations to play to audiences.  It's kind of my Branson.  

There's more pics of this in my myspace blog.

The trauma is over.

We went away for four days on a trip to Tempe, Arizona and thought Koal would enjoy spending time on my mom's ranch instead of hanging out at home.  That was a big mistake.  I'm sure all cat owners already know this, but most cats don't like change ......ever.  He spent the first couple days under their couch.  He later escaped to the great outdoors and spent the remainder of the time trapped under the porch afraid to come out because of the dog.  When we finally located him he was a few pounds lighter and wouldn't give me the time of day for an hour.

So, Koal is back at home as you can see and recovering nicely.  He's gained back a couple of pounds after his 4 day "under the porch diet".

Jazzy Java Concert

This was a really fun concert. Thanks so much to Reid for having us out.  This is one of the best equipped venues I've played at.  It's great to have professional premium venues like Jazzy Java and The Grind in this area. Jazzy Java has some awesome gear.  Everything sounded great, and the stage set up with lights couldn't be better. My sound guy was telling me that their lighting set up was all LEDs which I've never seen before.  The stage lights put out no heat which makes a big difference to the performer ie; me.

Thanks so much Chuck Triplett (Bass) and Shawn Owens (Drums) for playing with me. They sounded awsome as usual and always make me look good. 

There will be more pics of this concert on my myspace blog.  I try to scatter different content everywhere.  If anyone starts a myfacespacetubebook.com I'm going to flip. Enough already.

Concert Tomorrow

Don't forget the concert tomorrow at Jazzy Java at 285 North Bluff Street, St. George, Utah. Just look for this sign.

photo credit: Matt Abernathy

I'm a concert beta tester

For those of you not familiair with Cedar City, we have one of the best music scenes around, and this is just the start of making it even better.

From our Cedar City news:

"....The concert committee ran a trial program April 27 with the always charming local singer/songwriter Karyn Whittemore and attracted a couple of hundred music lovers to the free concert at Main Street Park's new gazebo. It is now planned for the series to start Monday evenings in the fall with a five week season."

I'll be performing as part of this series.  You won't want to miss it as I'm "always charming."  :-)

My Set List

Here's my set list I sent to my bass player.  I put it in story form as a service/memory tool to help him remember, and now he thinks I'm just wierd. Some people don't appreciate anything.

1. You Were Meant For Me (easy warm up song)
2. Breathe
3. Catatonic
4. 1-2-3-4
5. Nervous Nut
6. Fabulous Day
7. Strong Enough
8. Kiss Me
9. Bitch
10. I Want Nothing From You
11. In Your Eyes
12. I Don't Own You
13. Come to My Window
14. Shelling Peanuts
15. I Won't Be Your Baby
16. Extraordinary
17. Falling Away
18. One of Us
19. Oh, Well
20. Everything's Changed
21. Giddy Kitty

Set list in story form:

I've always felt that you were meant for me. When your near and I can feel you breathe, I become catatonic. I count 1-2-3-4 like a nervous nut waiting for the fabulous day, wondering if you're strong enough to kiss me, bitch. But sometimes I feel like I want nothing from you. Cause when I look in your eyes, I realize that I don't own you. And I just want you to come to my window while I'm shelling peanuts so I can tell you I won't be your baby. Is it so extraordinary that I'm falling away? You were once one of us. Oh, well. Everything's Changed, and I feel like a giddy kitty.

You tell me which one is easier to remember.  Oh well, I guess he could just tape it to the floor as usual.

The Great U.S. Rice Famine of 08

.........or otherwise known as the year that americans ate more rice than they ever have before.  Seriously folks,  I'm at home minding my own business and decide I'd like to make a nice curry dish.  I go to the store to buy some rice, and the rice shelf is bare not just in Wal-Mart but in every other store. 

Despite the experts saying there is no rice shortage in the U.S., people continue to hoard rice by the 20 lb bag.  The funny thing is, I bet most of these people only rarely eat rice.   Alot of people have bought more rice than they will ever be able to eat.  How so many people can be influenced by the media is beyond me.  The media speaks and causes a little apprehension and all the rice magically disappears from the shelves.  I hope they find the guy on the national rice counsel that started this rumor. 

Did you hear?  There's a problem with the potato crop.  A shortage is predicted by mid summer.  .............Come on, admit it.  I made you at least a little nervous. :-)  

I've just been stimulated

I've just been stimulated by George's package and like many others out there, I wish it had been bigger and a little more stimulating.  I haven't decided what to do with this economic stimulus yet.  I certainly wouldn't want to save it as that would violate the whole principle of being stimulated.

I should probably go out and buy some kind of plastic and metal doodad that plugs into the wall and does something cool.  I don't know what that would be yet but as we are americans, it is our duty to come up with something to desire and consume, consume, consume to save our economy and way of life.  

They say this consumerism of wanting one thing after another that we really don't need started with the first introduction of the Sears and Roebuck catalog in the late 1800's.  Before that people just kind of worked and met their housing/nutritional needs and existed day to day.  What would that be like I wonder?      

   

Happy Birthday Koal


Koal is two years old today.  This pic shows him celebrating in his usual fashion.

With the front row girls



These guys show up to most of my shows.  I just want to dedicate this post to them.  Don't forget there's a show coming up in St. George on the Ancestor Square stage this coming Saturday.  Check  the shows page for details.  In an effort to maximize my weekly produce run, I'll be playing on the stage at the farmer's market.  So come by, squeeze a few melons, pick out the freshest cucumbers and catch a few songs.  Please, no throwing produce at the performers, just place it in bags at the foot of the stage.  Thank you for your attention regarding this matter. .... :-)   

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