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Scottsdale Sounds - Local Musicians @ Mustang Library
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Norm Pratt with Robert Hoke and "Sweet Tony" Paiotti
(90 min) At Mustang Library! Join us the first Wednesday of every month for acoustic music performed by local musicians. Bring the family and enjoy the show! We've lengthened the set times!
Norm Pratt with Robert Hoke
Norm Pratt’s music is hard to pin down—shaped by a diverse background, it carries echoes of familiar influences while remaining distinctly his own. Born in Michigan and raised in Arizona, his journey has taken him across styles and stages. He released his debut album Watermark in 1995, followed by Color Blind, and co-founded Perfect Circle Records in 2002 with Mark Naylor to spotlight Arizona songwriters. A longtime collaborator with Arizona music legend Bob Meighan, Norm has spent decades performing solo and in groups, while also recording and producing artists at his Cave Creek studio, The Adobe. His latest album, The Inner Core, was released in 2023, with another due in Spring 2026.
Joining him is Robert Hoke, a longtime Phoenix-area multi-instrumentalist known for his work as a sideman alongside many of the region’s top songwriters. As a solo artist, he has written, produced, and performed an extensive catalog of instrumental music and soundtracks.
Tony Paiotti
"Sweet Tony" Paiotti
Originally from New Jersey, "Sweet Tony" Paiotti is a singer/songwriter based in Phoenix, AZ. Tony performs throughout the Valley of the Sun. Singer of Classic Rock, Acoustic Rock, Adult Contemporary, Ballads, Love Songs, Folk, Irish/Celtic. Harmonizer extraordinaire. NY Yankees lover. Based in Phoenix, Arizona.
Playing all your favorites from the 50's through today. Eagles, CCR, James Taylor, Crosby Stills and Nash, Jimmy Buffett, Van Morrison, John Denver, Harry Chapin, Peter Frampton, Steve Winwood, Bruce Springsteen, Gordon Lightfoot, Arlo Guthrie, Garth Brooks, Cat Stevens, Jackson Browne, Traveling Wilburys, Cyndi Lauper, Kenny Loggins, Southside Johnny, Beatles, The Drifters, The Shirelles, America, Elton John and more.
