Time: 53:43
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Dear John (3:51)
02. Treat Me Bad (4:53)
03. March to the Light (3:14)
04. Marie (3:09)
05. Heartbreak (3:47)
06. Oh Father (3:36)
07. Down Down Down (3:02)
08. Blue Chevy (4:15)
09. Looking for Me (2:46)
10. Once I Had a Heart (6:09)
11. Goodbye (3:52)
12. Like It or Not (3:31)
13. Tender Love (4:34)
14. Can't Sleep At Night (3:00)
Israeli born guitarist, singer, and songwriter Bat-Or Kalo has beguiled U.S. audiences since first performing here in 2004, and she continues to impress with her latest project, KALO, the rock and R&B tinged blues band she’s fronted since 2012 with bassist Mack McKinney and drummer Erick Worrell.
Bat-Or’s unique history lends to a distinctive sound that’s been enthralling audiences from Oklahoma City to New York, Austin to Mississippi, and many places in between. In 2009, she released her first album, “Flesh and Bones,” recorded at Bardo Recording Studios near Tel Aviv. Inspired, she made a move to New York City where she honed her skills as a musician.
She reconnected with McKinney in 2012, and moved to Oklahoma City to record her sophomore album, “Dear John,” at Studio Seven. The album was released in October 2013.
Since finishing “Dear John,” KALO has been a trio of musical friends Bat-Or, McKinney, and Worrell. The band plays frequently throughout the Heartland, at festivals, venues and clubs, and is working on a third studio album.
KALO can be seen on great stages in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and frequently at musical hubs in Texas as well.
Bat-Or’s unique history lends to a distinctive sound that’s been enthralling audiences from Oklahoma City to New York, Austin to Mississippi, and many places in between. In 2009, she released her first album, “Flesh and Bones,” recorded at Bardo Recording Studios near Tel Aviv. Inspired, she made a move to New York City where she honed her skills as a musician.
She reconnected with McKinney in 2012, and moved to Oklahoma City to record her sophomore album, “Dear John,” at Studio Seven. The album was released in October 2013.
Since finishing “Dear John,” KALO has been a trio of musical friends Bat-Or, McKinney, and Worrell. The band plays frequently throughout the Heartland, at festivals, venues and clubs, and is working on a third studio album.
KALO can be seen on great stages in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and frequently at musical hubs in Texas as well.
Dear John
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