Gypsy Piano Blues

Gypsy Piano Blues is SOLO or WITH FRIENDS! New cd Just A Lil Blues is now out,been a wait...((Link to Pandora for GPB https://www.pandora.com/artist/gypsy-piano-blues/ARnrxpXcrXpjkpJ )) Thanks to JJKane Media ,Valley Fm Austrailia,Shift Network,Good Sounds Radio ,indie Music.com& many more Thank you for playing Gypsy Piano Blues
2017:FEB
Here's a small post in WA Blues Society Paper on Gypsy Piano Blues new song In The Long Dark Shadows(Reigning Calamity)
Gypsy Piano Blues,Wasn't home,missed this GPB on Feb 12th podcast.check it out!http://www.podcastgarden.com/episode/episode-0001_98550

The blues styling of Denise Peachey's Gypsy Piano Blues has been said to liven up the Avenue in the November 2009 performance series in the Bloomfield section of Pittsburgh. A proud native Pittsburgher, Denise has released several CDs, appeared on the "Code Pearl" tribute CD to Janis Joplin (of which the proceeds were donated to Hurricane Katrina relief efforts), and has played for the Baltimore Jazz & Blues Festival and the Federal Hill Jazz & Blues Fest with her former band Gypsy & Crazy Moon. Peachey has received radio play on Bzoo Homegrown Radio, Pitt Radio, Crossfire Radio, Fat Cat Radio and Nette Radio and has also gotten airplay in Australia, France and England.
At the age of four, Denise learned began her studies in music and piano with her mother.
One of Denise's most treasured memories of her life as a musician is when she played for 5,000 people with one of her earlier bands, Gypsy &The Crazymoon, at the Baltimore Jazz and Blues Fest in 2002 for the Federal Hill Blues Fest.

Over the years, Denise has played at roadhouses "in the middle nowhere" with Gypsy & Crazymoon, showings for which large audiences always showed. She has played for towns in Pennsylvania she didn't know existed, for colleges such as State College and Leigh High Valley, and has been played for Womens Radio in Nevada Live 365 and Blues & Boogie Live 365 in rotation.
--02/12/2010 Pittsburgh Museum Examiner

Musicians Corner..BSWPA (Blues Society Of Western PA.)Newsletter,01/11
Pittsburgh Museum examiner described Denise Peachey's Gypsy Piano Blues as having livened up the Avenue in the Nov 2009 performance series in the Bloomfield section of Pittsburgh.Denise,known for her keyboard,blues organ,harp & vocal skills,has released 3 CD'S and has appeared on the Code Pearl CD(proceeds went to Hurricane Katrina relief efforts).Peachey appeared at The Baltimore Jazz & Blues Fest,The Federal Hill Jazz & Blues Festival with her previous band Gypsy &Crazymoon,(2003)Her Inspirations have been Elvis Presley,&The Rolling Stones,Her influences includebig grin :Dr.John,Jerry Lee Lewis,Fats Waller&Leon Russel.

Getting to know…Gypsy Piano Blues
Denise Peachey, known in the music world as Gypsy Piano Blues, takes her name straight from what she plays. Her music is piano based blues of various styles, as well as some blues rock and a bit of funk. Her voice has that husky, just woke up quality to it that makes the songs come to life. These are the songs you can just sit with, alone or with others, while you think about life and have a drink.
Gypsy Piano Blues has been performing since 1994. Sometimes it is a solo act, and other times Peachey has other musicians join her. She has played with many other musicians, especially when she is traveling. Her line-up being in a state of perpetual change ensures that no two shows will be the same if one goes to see her play live. In this time of recorded, lip-synced shows that is a refreshing and welcome change.
Influences for the music of Gypsy Piano Blues range from the rockabilly pieces of Elvis Presley, to The Fabulous Thunderbirds, and even Jerry Lee Lewis. No matter where the inspiration comes from, you will hear a heavy dose of emotion in each song you listen to. And with such influences, her music will feel like a cozy, worn-in sweater to fans of the genre.
Peachey is always working on her music. Sometimes she practices in bed, and has been known to fall asleep with her keys in bed with her. Now that is a love of your art!
When I asked what Peachey thinks of the idea of the music contract as the great goal of musicians, she shared this;
“A good thing as long as you can be creative and write what you want.