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Sunday Over Easy. Live performances ease you into your Sunday at the Kelly Center. Each week, you'll find a different coffee house performer serenading on acoustic guitar or keyboard providing the perfect soundtrack to start your Sunday. Jazz, Folk, Country, Americana with a mix of favorites and originals.
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Scott McClatchy started out as the singer/songwriter/guitarist for Philadelphia's The Stand. McClatchy guided The Stand through a successful run that included being named Best Unsigned Band by both East Coast Rocker magazine & WMMR Radio. McClatchy’s music blurs the lines between all styles of American music. Rock, folk and country are all touchstones of his song writing. McClatchy and his band have worked nationally with acts as varied as Steve Earle, John Hiatt, Foster & Lloyd, The BoDeans and Little Steven. McClatchy also performed acoustically with artists like T-Bone Burnette and Corey Glover (Living Colour). McClatchy left his native Philadelphia for New York City to join forces with Scott Kempner of The Del Lords, and in 2000, McClatchy and Kempner paired up as artist and producer on McClatchy's debut CD: “Blue Moon Revisited”. McClatchy kept the Americana flair on his follow up CDs; “Redemption” & “Burn This.” McClatchy then partnered up with Nashville songwriter & producer, Billy Lee, and released his 4th CD; “A Dark Rage." Now, back home in Philadelphia, Scott McClatchy will soon release his 5th CD, “Six Of One” where along with his long-time band, he brings in some old friends like Tommy Womack, Scott Kempner and Eric Ambel.
McClatchy has toured extensively since the last CD. He has traveled as guitar player for Hall of Fame member, Dion ["Runaround Sue"] and with Dave Kincaid’s [of The Brandos] “The Irish Volunteer” show. Three of Scott's songs can be heard on the soundtrack of the independent film, ‘God, Sex & Apple Pie.’ One of Scott's songs: "Take A Walk With Me" was performed by the cast, in its entirety, to close out an episode of the TNT tv show: "Rizzoli & Isles."
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