The Best of Miz Kitty's Parlour (video & audio)

Miz Kitty's Parlour '06-'07 season starts today! She's in a whole new house, Imbibe, in Southeast Portland. Here is a great original song from Mike Danner we recorded last year. Find out more about Mike at http://accordiancrimes.com and come see him perform with Trashcan Joe Tonight at Miz Kitty's Parlour.

Watch Leslie Kernochan and her singing Scyphozoa perform the song "Dinnertime" from their May 20th performance at Miz Kitty's Parlour.

From his May 20th Performance at Miz Kitty's Parlour, KJ McElrath performs a special Pacific Northwest version of the 1928, Cole Porter, classic: "Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love). Visit KJ at his website http://www.bardiccircle.com/

Need a Miz Kitty fix? Come see her as a very special guest on Vaudecast. (http://www.vaudecast.com or at iTunes music store under Vaudecast).

In the true spirit of Vaudeville, The Gallus Brothers (Lucas Hicks & Devin Champlin) play half of each other's instruments and then juggle while singing and playing. You won't believe your eyes.

Catch a glimpse of this five woman belly dance troupe filmed during the March, 18th 2006 show.

Stumptown's Favourite Picking & Singing Son!This singer Songwriter shows off his new song and his new hat.

It's Sunday morning on Saturday night when Loren Hoskins preaches to the sinners congregated at Miz Kitty's Parlour. Fine comedy from one of Stumptown's most wonderfully warped minds! Don't miss this Nov. 2005 video clip Miz Kitty's Parlour Revue. It's video iPod ready. Amen!

Hip Sahking Shimmy-Lishus Belly Dancing!

A personal greeting from the Madam herself.

An audio podcast recorded live at Miz Kitty's Parlour in Portland, Ore., featuring phenomenal finger picking guitar by Jamie Stillway and foot stomping zydeco music by the New Iberians.

An audio podcast recorded live at Miz Kitty's Parlour in Portland, Ore., featuring the eclectic uke-y jazz of Caravan Gough, and the old-time duo of Greg Clarke and Doug Sammons.

The Roswell Sisters presents an androgynous mix of three-part "female" harmonies set to an alien soundscape painted by members of Portland's Trash Can Joe.

Pulling material from the Carter Family, Hazel and Alice and Doc Watson, this old-timey trio lays down strong rhythms underneath the old songs that range from fierce and primal to trance-like.