Amy Black
- drums & backup vocals
Pam Green
- lead guitar, rhythm guitar, percussion, lead & backup vocals
Lisa Noe - lead
& backup vocals & rhythm guitar
Tammy Hatch
- lead & backup vocals, bass & guitar
"....these women rock!"
Lead singer, rhythm guitarist and songwriter, Lisa Noe, has a background in opera and theater. Her songwriting has been highlighted on NPR’s Homefront as well as Jewels Soul City Café web site. Self taught on guitar since age 4, her professional career began at age 13 on local radio shows.
Singer, lead guitarist and
songwriter,
Pam Green,
was educated in classical
guitar and has performed in bands for many years. Inspired by many artists, she
is versatile. Pam plays electric guitar, percussion, acoustic guitar, bass,
and sings harmony
as well as
some lead vocals. She records
artists and bands in her studio, Lunar Tunes Productions, based in Seminole,
Florida.
www.lunartunes.us.
Percussionist extraordinaire,
Amy Black,
has performed with the Florida Orchestra, the Southwest Symphony and was a
percussionist in residence of the Imperial Symphony Orchestra for 18 years. Amy
has accompanied such diverse artists as The Moody Blues, Lee Greenwood, Rosemary
Clooney, Anne Murray, The Canadian Brass, Doc Severinson and Paquito D’Rivera. A
graduate of the University of South Florida's, School of Music, her repertoire
runs from classical to rhythm and blues, country to world beat, rock to jazz
with a little folk to round it out.
Tammy Hatch is the newest member of Karmic Tattoo and plays bass guitar. Yes, she has a voice that will remind you of Janis Joplin, Bonnie Raitt, and Mellissa Etheridge, but she’s made it her own voice. It comes from her heart, and that’s where it counts. "She has a wonderful relationship with an audience...Yes, she has a voice that will remind you of Janis Joplin, Bonnie Raitt, and Mellissa Etheridge, but she’s made it her own voice. It comes from her heart, and that’s where it counts. Tammy was born and raised in Kentucky, and began playing music when she was nine and played her first club gig at the age of thirteen. Relocating to Florida sixteen years ago, she soon hooked up with blues legend James Peterson, touring with his band, singing and playing bass for several years before breaking out on her own in 2001. Tammy has been playing the blues for the last several years with well known artists and bands such as James Peterson, Lucky Peterson, Blind Willie James, Diamond Teeth Mary, and Florida’s 'Women’s Blues Revue'..." Tammy not only plays guitar, but also plays bass, keyboards, drums, and trumpet.
From left to right: Lisa Noe, Pam Green, Amy Black & Tammy Hatch