Kathy Denosky

Kathy McGinty was a project assembled by a digital programmer on a low-fidelity computer and a woman creating the persona of a phone sex operator. The concept was they set up a phone number to find out if people wanted phone sex with Miss McGinty. Callers would "speak" with McGinty, who was nothing more than pre-recorded messages triggered by the programmer and most of them assumed they were talking to a real woman. The humor ensues. It's a bygone era of the 20th century when phone sex was an actual thing. This was released on Hamburger Records as a CD-R.

Integrity is the first word that comes to mind when surveying the musical catalog of Kathy Mattea. It is also the adjective that best describes the artist and the woman. The depth of her personal character pours into her work, as well as in her discussions and interviews. Integrity dictates her choices in each song often infused with folk and bluegrass and always lyrical substance, while every note she sings in her deep, lush voice is clear and deliberate. This is the very best of this classy singer whose music manages to combine country, bluegrass, folk and rock. Her 20 Greatest Hits 1983 To 1993 Features #1s 'Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses,' 'Goin' Gone,' 'Come From The Heart,' & 'Burnin' Old Memories' Also Includes Her Hit Rendition Of Nanci Griffith's 'Love At The Five And Dime'. Gorgeous Photos & Insightful Liner Notes.