Biography
Katy Moffatt was born in Fort Worth, Texas. She studied at St. John's College in Santa Fe, New Mexico In Sante Fe. NM, She appeared in several films including Tom Laughlin's movie, "Billy Jack." She moved to Denver, Colorado where she further developed her musical style and from there formed a duo that tourd across the U.S. From 1975 to 1979 she recorded for Columbia Records, making several singles and two albums.
Her touring career includes opening spots with such artists as Charlie Daniels, Warren Zevon, Muddy Waters, and Steve Martin, and she toured with Leo Kottke. She also worked with Willie Nelson and Andrew Gold, appeared with Poco and John Prine, and toured with Jerry Jeff Walker, J.D. Souther and the Allman Brothers.
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Her recordings became legendary within the music community with such releases as "Walkin' On the Moon", "The Greatest Show on Earth", "Hearts Gone Wild", and "Angel Town".In 1985 she received Academy of Country Music nomination as Best New Female Vocalist. She now tours the U.S. and Europe on a regular basis
Katy Moffatt's Discography includes
Playin' Fool Strictly Country Records, 2010
Trilogy Floating World/Evangeline, 2009
Fewer Things Zeppelin, 2008
Up Close and Personal Fuel, 2005
Cowboy Girl Shanachie, 2001
Loose Diamond Hightone, 1999
Angel Town HMG, 1998
Midnight Radio Watermelon, 1996
Sleepless Nights (with Kate Brislin) Rounder, 1996
Hearts Gone Wild Watermelon, 1994
The Evangeline Hotel Philo, 1993
Indoor Fireworks Red Moon, 1992
Dance Me Outside (with Hugh Moffatt) Philo, 1992
Child Bride Philo, 1989
Walkin’ on the Moon Philo, 1989
Kissin’ in the California Sun CBS, 1978
Kansas City Morning CBS, 1977
Katy CBS, 1976
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