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Greezy Wheels New CD, Kitty Cat Jesus!
GREEZY WHEELS KITTY CAT JESUS
Cleve Hattersley MaHatMa Records
512-873-8925 cleve@greezywheels.com

FOCUS TRACKS: The Devil’s In The Details, Spitball Time,
Watercolor Dreams, I’ll Get Away With It

RADIO CONTACTS:
Peter Hay, TwinVision@aol.com (718) 369-1370
Jenni Finlay, jenni@jennifinlay.com (512) 787-8968

Add Date: May 27, 2013 Street Date: June 4, 2013

Greezy Wheels, to many the “Grateful Dead of Texas,” and members of the Texas Music Hall Of
Fame, have been blowing things up in Austin since the days of the legendary Armadillo
World Headquarters, and they are still blowing it up good in 2013. Founding Greezy
Wheels members - Cleve, Lissa and Sweet Mary Hattersley - still lead the band, which
includes thirteen year veteran, Penny Jo Pullus, on back-up vocals, and John Bush
(Edie Brickell And the New Bohemians, Critters Buggin) on drums. John is in his sixth
year with the band.

The Wheels have recently added two extremely exciting new members to the fold.
Joining his former bandmate John, New Bohemians bassist, Brad Houser, brings
muscle, chops and (oh by the way) horns to the section. And from the magnificent
7 Walkers, the Willie Nelson family, and many others, comes super keyboardist,
trombone and harp player, Matt Hubbard. Greezy Wheels, always at the center of
musical adventure, have found yet another amazing nexus for exploration.

The Wheels were one of the first Austin acts ever signed to a major label (London),
and they continue to release CD’s on their own label, MaHatMa Records. Their
release in 2011, ‘Gone Greezy,’ had the highest debut of the week in Americana radio
and remained on the Americana charts all summer. Margaret Moser, the immensely
influential music writer of the Austin Chronicle, placed ‘Gone Greezy’ in her Top Ten
Best Albums of the Year in 2011, as did many folks across the country.

‘Kitty Cat Jesus,’ has now arrived, and it’s already looking like the best Greezy cd ever.
Two cuts from the album, ‘I Cry Myself To Sleep’ and ‘I’ll Get Away With It,’ have
already gotten plenty of airplay on Austin radio, but every cut on ‘Kitty Cat Jesus’ is good
enough to go viral. This cd, the final recording by super-bassist John Jordan, before his retirement,
promises to be among the most controversial and provocative of
the Wheels’ controversial and provocative career.
Dig it, y’all - this is Greezy Wheels!