Bee Taylor w/ Courdoroy Brown Live Music at the Pit House

Doors 7PM
Music 8PM

“Bee Taylor is an artist and lyricist who’s melodies will conjure up all the feelings of a mysterious night in New Orleans.
Whether you want to parade down the streets or peek inside a shade drawn window, she is not one to miss the appointment of jazz, funk, roots, and soul.

Growing up on a cattle ranch in East Texas, Bee is no stranger to working for what you want. As a teenager she raised piglets and took them to market to buy her first guitar.

Moving to Nashville soon after, she discovered the music of Django Reinhardt, Howlin’ Wolf, Tom Waits, and Dr. John, among many others.

She fell in love with the New Orleans style of piano playing, and on June 6th, 2019 she took her last $100 to buy her first piano. On the way home, she got a call that her new musical hero, Dr. John, had passed away. She vowed that day to teach to herself how to play in the NOLA style, and has been touring the U.S. with her band doing just that.

If you’re wanting a unique experience of musical and lyrical gumbo, Bee Taylor is the show to see.”

Corduroy Brown is a feel good, poppy, rock performer from Huntington, West Virginia. The Corduroy sound has been described as: “A sound that makes you feel like everything is going to be ok.” Corduroy has cultivated his own flavor of Appalachian Indie music with a focus on self worth and thought provoking lyrics. His debut album “Let Me Know” won Appalachian Album of the Year, which featured artists such as Arlo McKinley, Massing, and many more rising Appalachian artists. Corduroy Brown danced with death in Morgantown West Virginia ICU due to a rare reaction to Covid called MIS-A. After being revived and placed on life support, he made a full recovery. You learn a lot when faced with mortality, and it reset his perspective. Now themes of mental wellness and a willingness to live life to the fullest are represented in the music for his second time on the Earth