event Catfish Stephenson

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.

Catfish Stephenson is the perfect example of why listeners shouldn't take a musician for granted just because most of his gigs take place on the street. The blues (specifically, acoustic country-blues) just seems to pour out as a matter of course through the man's twangy baritone voice and fingerpicked slide riffs. Sitting cross-legged on State Street or in front of a dive bar mic, he's one of Madison's most unmistakable musicians—and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better acoustic bluesman in town. Even when Stephenson is right in front of your face, you can almost imagine the tunes are streaming off an old 78.