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Friends of the Fullertons:
Catfish BrownBuddy Moore and Yazoo Chaz are Catfish Brown, rocking acoustically on a trot line of Americana and blues, trophy-worthy classics, and a whiskey riverful of originals.
The band's name testifies to the duo's belief that truly great folk artists are, at heart, catfish: feeders thriving on the rich remains of everything that winnows its way down to our culture's deepest realms. Not coincidentally, the name also honors washboard hotshot Cleatus "Catfish" Brown, a prolific Mississippi jug band leader, born and bred by the banks of the Yazoo River at Shadrach Junction, a bend where no whistle ever stopped, . Brown never traveled far from his birthplace, but his early-and mid-century influence was profound. Brown was a close partner-in-crime of barroom bard "Neon" Leon Fullerton, who dubbed Brown "the music world's most legendary mythical nobody." 
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Chaz and Buddy: Made in the shade.
Upcoming shows:
Saturday, January 28 8 to 11 p.m. Gritty McDuff's Pub and Restaurant 187 Lower Main Street, Freeport Saturday, February 25 8 to 11 p.m. Gritty McDuff's Pub and Restaurant 187 Lower Main Street, Freeport Saturday, March 18 8 to 11 p.m. Gritty McDuff's Pub and Restaurant 187 Lower Main Street, Freeport Saturday, April 15 8 to 11 p.m. Gritty McDuff's Pub and Restaurant 187 Lower Main Street, Freeport Saturday, May 20 8 to 11 p.m. Gritty McDuff's Pub and Restaurant 187 Lower Main Street, Freeport Booking:
Catfish Brown is available for fundraisers, concerts, recording sessions, bull fights, brises, rent parties, mortgage-burnings, croquet tournaments, fire walks, inner-tube regattas, hair-splitting competitions, exorcisms, sock hops, spitting tournies, belt sander races, Mauna Loa sundowns, barnyard hoe-downs, high-noon showdowns, grass-shack blow-downs, and virtually any very-merry-go-round. Buddy sings:
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Chaz sings:
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"That fish
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