Letter to Memphis

"Some of the best covers of the night were from female singers, maybe because they can claim Guthrie in ways that men can't. Devon Cahill of Letter to Memphis, cooed her way through "Hobo's Lullaby" like Zooey Deschanel with a better sense of pitch and a $10 watermelon ukulele. Mellow jazz riffs from a guest saxophonist were a special treat." - Leah Greenbaum, Riverfront Times Music Blog

"Some of the best covers of the night were from female singers, maybe because they can claim Guthrie in ways that men can't. Devon Cahill of Letter to Memphis, cooed her way through "Hobo's Lullaby" like Zooey Deschanel with a better sense of pitch and a $10 watermelon ukulele. Mellow jazz riffs from a guest saxophonist were a special treat." - Leah Greenbaum, Riverfront Times Music Blog

"Sometimes blues and folk duos get lost in the bustle of rowdy drinkers in neighborhood bars, but this was never the case for Letter to Memphis. The dominating smokey vocals of Devon Cahill quickly caught the attention of every shot-slinger in the place...As Letter to Memphis progresses, it is well worth your time to drop in on one of their sets and give Cahill's projecting voice and Starks' meditative guitar a listen." - Cassie Kohler, Riverfront Times Music Blog