You Don't Have The Right, a song Kitty Summerall wrote and has shared for the Occupy Movement in November, 2011, is a punk rocker tune of protest against anyone taking advantage of another. The track features the guitar work of Johnny Nation of the West Coast punk rock band, The Bags, and of the glam rock band, The Joneses. Kitty arranged this track with the chords a la AC/DC.

Occupy Song - You Don't Have The Right - by Kitty Summerall

Kitty Summerall's song, "She's a Killer", a Stones-inspired rocker,
features Stax Records legend (and Al Green's rhythm guitarist),Teeny
Hodges on guitar, the late-great Roland Robinson on bass, and was
recorded at Sam Phillips' Studio, engineered by Emory Smith. This song waa written about a guy who was wrestling with an addiction. The addiction is the "Killer" that was abusing him. 

She's A Killer by Kitty Summerall

"Gotcha", an arrogant little blues rock song by Kitty Summerall,
features Billy Squier's guitarist, legendary Jeff Golub on those
sweet, soulful guitar riffs.

Gotcha by Kitty Summerall

"Smithereens" is an angsty, fast punk song, pogoing allowed. "Smithereens", the much-awarded film by Susan Seidelman, co-starred Kitty Summerall, who also was asked to do the music for the film. This is the main song, "Smithereens", that Kitty wrote for the film. It speaks of a girl who's attempting to survive in NYC and whose spirit refuses to give in, as in the film's plot.

Smithereens - Song by Kitty Summerall for the Film Smithereens

Hold Up, a funk song, is a danceable rocker, with some R and B choruses that Kitty Summerall wrote and performs in a chick punky way, asserting that a guy's control is like a robbery. Johnny Nation does a great Wes Montgomery riff on the guitar break.

Hold Up - by Kitty Summerall

Kitty Summerall's Cycle Song is a free-wheeling, wild biker chick rocker, punky, and arrogant anthem to freedom, the open highway, and to the American biker scene. Co-written and beautifully-played by guitarist, Johnny Nation of The Joneses, the twists and turns in the tune make it difficult not to get out and ride!

Motorcycle Song by Kitty Summerall

Spoonful, the classic blues tune written perhaps by Charlie Patton and re-worked by Williw Dixon, has been covered by countless musicians. In this version, a "back-porch" rendering with hand claps and Johnny Nation's guitar, Kitty Summerall's voice displays the Mississippi roots in her upbringing. Kitty, who grew up knowing many of the bluesmen of the South, also contributes her own additions to this well-loved tune.


Spoonful - Blues Cover by Kitty Summerall

A traditional-type a capella song written and performed by Kitty Summerall about the uncheerful Christmas that so many experience.

Christmas Past - by Kitty Summerall

Kitty Summerall brings her own vocal magic to this well-loved tune played so beautifully by pianist, Kal Anthony. Kitty dedicates this song to Sunny Von Bulow, the Beautiful heiress who was possibly murdered for her money.

When Sunny Gets Blue - by Kitty Summerall

Kitty Summerall covers Led Zeppelin songs, since they embody the eclectic mix of styles that she adores to create. Hangman, Ramble On, and The Immigrant Song are on this track. Robert Plant is Kitty Summerall's vocal inspiration because his multi-octave range is like her own. Nathan plays acoustic guitar, and by the way - they were offered a record contract for these Led Zep covers alone.

Kitty Summerall Covers Led Zeppelin Songs Hangman, Ramble On, Immigrant Song

Gypsy Eyes is one of Kitty Summerall's favorite songs of all time, and one of two Jimi Hendrix tunes she has covered. As always, when covering a song, Kitty Summerall produces a new sound to complement the song and to interpret it in a way all her own. Kitty Summerall's 'Gypsy Eyes' has an exotic feel, and tribal drums played by Richard Roseborough, an amazing psychedelic style of guitar played by Emory Smith and an aggressive bassline played by David Cocharn. They recorded in a midnight session at the legendary Sam Phillips Studio. These great studio musicians played in a unique but synergistic way to get the exotic sound across that Kitty wanted. Unique!

Kitty Summerall Cover of Gypsy Eyes

As a child and while growing up in Mississippi, New Orleans and in Florida, Kitty knew some legendary blues artists, and even sat on their front porches and listened to them play and sing. Assisting with blues festivals as a teen, Kitty often drove some of these artists and helped promote their music, many being elderly and frail by the time they were drawn out of retirement to reward audiences once again with their genius performances.
Her respect for the blues and her love of the standards is apparent in her own blues cuts, and she writes original blues songs that will be on her new Blues CD along with these classics, this one written by Willie McTell, we all love, but done in the inimitable way of Kitty Summerall, whose mesmerizing vocal style gives life to these well-loved tunes.

Statesboro Blues - Kitty Summerall Sings Blues Cover

Born Lucky is a fast blues tune about gambling, about life being a crap shoot. In the Southern blues tradition, as well as in gambling lore, thinking positively is vital, boasting, and getting into the vibe. The lyrics reflect this arrogant and hopeful style someone takes when about to approach a gambling scene. Kitty Summerall's vocals are cool and bluesy on this hot blues rocker, and Johnny Nation's fine guitar track adds to the magic of the game. Think Steve McQueen in the great film, "Cincinnati Kid", and you'll get the idea of the song.

Born Lucky - Song by Kitty Summerall

No Favors. or Do Me No Favors, is a punk rock, grunge song Kitty Summerall wrote about posers. It's got funky choruses and a hard edge. Kitty Summerall wrote it with Johnny Nation's punk guitar riffs, ( he was the guitarist of the West Coast punk band, The Bags, and the Glam Band, The Joneses ). Kitty's vocals are punky and the song has some killer changes and chorus hooks.

No Favors - Song by Kitty Summerall

'We Are All One' is a song Kitty Summerall wrote to honor the other animal species and to inspire people to understand that We Are All ONE Family, "Of fins, feet, and wings", and to help all our Brother and Sister animals to thrive. The chorus about "Ancestors", refers to the fact that we all had common ancestors, every animal on earth, and all those preceeding us implore us from the spirit world to remember that we are in One Family. Johnny Nation's rad heavy guitars make this a great song for people too.

We Are All One - by Kitty Summerall

Kitty Summerall, singer and songwriter is known for her sultry voice and style, her multi-octave vocal range and for her multi-genre songwriting. Her hypnotic singing voice on music ranging from the blues to dance music is showcased on Soundlocud and on Bandcamp. She is also an actress who is probably best-known for her role as Marcie, the wife of Richard Hell in celebrated director, Susan Seidelman's film, "Smithereens", her acting in two of director Larry Cohen films, "Perfect Strangers" and "Special Effects", and for her singing with Richard Hell and the Voidoids, David Johansen of the New York Dolls and Buster Poindexter, Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers, Robert Gordon, Alex Chilton, Gary Lucas and Gods and Monsters, and for being produced by Hunt Sales of Iggy Pop and The Stooges, and others. Her voice and songs are showcased on Soundcloud and for sale at Bandcamp, where she's previewing a new CD set for release in February 


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