What People are saying!

The Catillacs are a great party band- they've got a fun, rockabilly vibe... yet it doesn't just stop there. They are rounded out by thoughtful lyrics and tasteful musical arrangements too. They're also one of the most professional and courteous bands out there. I love the Catillacs!  
---Lisa Mann ~ 2 Time Muddy Winner for Best Bass Player
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If you like to hear some fun old time Blues mixed with Rockabilly, Honky-Tonk, 60's-style Rock and Outlaw Country, then you're definitely in the right spot, because the Catillacs will be blending all those sounds into their excitying and enjoyable presentation.
---Greg Johnson, President of Cascade Blues Association
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* * * * *Outstanding Old School Voodoo Blues CD
author: Ross & the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
Fun upbeat voodoo blues sound, great hooks, and superb guitar work, Portland, Oregon trio the Catillacs have come their claws out...
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the Catillacs are versatile and can play blues, roots and rockabilly and a taste of country without breaking a sweat. 
---Kurt "Swingcat" Johnson - POSITIVELY ENTERTAINMENT
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"We all really enjoyed what you did. If you need a recommendation, we highly recommend the Catillacs"
---Laura Waltrip, President of Lower Columbia College
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This great meaty cover of an Eric Clapton song is a tribute to teh touted blues rock circles of the cities and off the rural highways of the Pacific Northwest. The R.L. Burnside flavored intro meets up with a smooth blues jam good enough to bring the roof down..Richie Bean gets his here, and plenty of it, showing off skills that place him among the top rankis of the previously mentioned circles.
---Ossie Bladine, Vancouver Voice ( review of "Mean Old World")
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Guitarist Richard Bean played wicked slide on a 1965-vintage Danelectro, and got the packed house on its feet. The audience loved the music, and made it rain money when the jewerly maven passed tip jar during the band's breaks.
New York Author Elzy Kolb, From a review of La Center Tavern in her east coast restaurant blog "Uncle Louie Eats Out"
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