• Kathy Sullivan - vocals, guitar, bodhran, accordian •
• Peggy Sullivan - vocals, spoons •
• Terri Fitzpatrick - Vocals and Jingle Bells •
The Oh! Sullivans grew up arguing and ended up harmonizing. Recording in Nashville as “The Kat Sisters” they put together a 1995 CD entitled “Inspirational Songs For Sucky Times”. In 1996 their recording of the original “Make It Mine” was included on a compilation CD “Women Peacing Worlds Together” published by The Journal of Sacred Feminine Wisdom and saw international distribution. The Oh! Sullivans subsequently released a CD of traditional Irish and original folk songs in 2004, entitled “Everything and The Kitchen Sink".
“The Oh! Sullivans” play and sing an eclectic blend of original folk music, traditional Irish tunes and positive-message songs. With their soaring sibling harmonies, sisters Peggy, Teri and Kathy weave melodies around each other along with Kathy’s intricate acoustic guitar stylings. They are often joined by their father, acclaimed tenor saxophonist, Buddy Sullivan, and other members of the clan on drum, guitar and fiddle. Recently the sisters have developed a set of Rosemary Clooney style jazz tunes, and also entertain shoppers at Crocker Park with holiday songs.
• Peggy Sullivan - vocals, spoons •
• Terri Fitzpatrick - Vocals and Jingle Bells •
The Oh! Sullivans grew up arguing and ended up harmonizing. Recording in Nashville as “The Kat Sisters” they put together a 1995 CD entitled “Inspirational Songs For Sucky Times”. In 1996 their recording of the original “Make It Mine” was included on a compilation CD “Women Peacing Worlds Together” published by The Journal of Sacred Feminine Wisdom and saw international distribution. The Oh! Sullivans subsequently released a CD of traditional Irish and original folk songs in 2004, entitled “Everything and The Kitchen Sink".
“The Oh! Sullivans” play and sing an eclectic blend of original folk music, traditional Irish tunes and positive-message songs. With their soaring sibling harmonies, sisters Peggy, Teri and Kathy weave melodies around each other along with Kathy’s intricate acoustic guitar stylings. They are often joined by their father, acclaimed tenor saxophonist, Buddy Sullivan, and other members of the clan on drum, guitar and fiddle. Recently the sisters have developed a set of Rosemary Clooney style jazz tunes, and also entertain shoppers at Crocker Park with holiday songs.
