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Dusty Wright of CultureCatch.com reviews "Coal Tattoo", the debut duet CD from The Kidney Brothers.
This review is also listed on the
HUFFINGTON POST.


BUY THE NEW CD HERE

   

On Saturday, February 16, The Beachland in Cleveland will host an "Eyes On The Prize" fundraising event for the Cleveland Arts Prize organization. This special event includes 15 60 75 The Numbers Band performing with Ernie Krivda. Robert Kidney from 15 60 75 won the Arts Prize in 2012 and Ernie Krivda won in 2009. Ernie is a jazz tenor sax player from Cleveland. Read more about him at erniekrivda.com. Tickets for the show are available now at the Cleveland Arts Prize web site or the Beachland Ballroom web site.

   
The WVIZ TV "Applause" show with Dee Perry featured 15 60 75 The Numbers Band aired in November and December of 2012. Click on the Applause image to the right to view the full version of the show.
   

Robert Kidney was awarded the 2012 Cleveland Arts Prize Lifetime Achievement Award for Music on June 30, 2012 at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Friend and Beachland Ballroom owner, Cindy Barber, presented the award. Robert and Jack performed "Rosalee" for the audience. You can read more about the event and see the video to the left.

   
Please visit RobertKidney.com to view and purchase "Blocks of Light", Robert's latest artistic venture into digital art. RobertKidney.com is also the launch site for his solo projects, including a lyric and art book in the works. "Song" will contain over 60 lyrics, poems, and the art that inspired the words, or visa versa.
   

Welcome Clint Alguire - July 2011
Clint has graciously stepped in to replace Frank Casamento on drums. Frank was with 15 60 75 for 24 years and contributed a great deal to the success of the band. His real job as a regional marketing manager for NPR has called him to Chicago. Everyone will miss his playing and his friendship.
Clint has been drumming for 30 years. He's played with many musicians but his most recognizable playing in this area was with the Pat Sweany Band. His father was a jazz drummer. We welcome Clint and admire his willingness to begin a new direction with 15 60 75.
   
The Inward City:
AVAILABLE NOW - The new 15 60 75 CD "The Inward City".
Produced by David Thomas on his Hearpen label. Art and design by John Thompson.  Photos by Angie Casamento. The long awaited seventh recording of the band is a studio album including a haunting rework of “Nobody's John”, a blasting version of “Battery B”, plus five other tracks.


 
Some exciting things are coming up this spring. Visit this page often for updates!