'''Kitt Lough''' is a jazz vocalist who performs regularly in the Pensacola area.
A 1980 graduate of [[Catholic High School]],<ref>"CDs feature two from PensacolaKitt spent 14 years in Nashville honing her skills as a jazz artist." ''She moved home to Pensacola News Journal'', November 15, 2002.</ref> Lough left home and sold newspaper advertising in Washington, D.C. before launching 2004 to help care for her music career: "One morning I woke up mother and looked at my life and said, decided to remain after her mom'Life is too shorts passing. I did not dream of being a salesperson.' I quit my job and started living off credit cards, dancing She now works for Lamar Advertising in sales and singing in clubs whenever the bands there would let me. Eventually I moved to Nashville appears locally and found my home in singing classic jazz."<ref>[http://www.gulfbreezenews.com/news/2005/1222/Entertainment/039.html "Kitt Lough: Nashville Vocalist Returns Home."] ''Gulf Breeze News'', December 22regionally, 2005with regular forays into New Orleans.</ref>
She was well received in Nashville and was playing weekly gigs at the F. ScottFor this year's jazz club in 2002 when her first CDEIOS appearance June 10, she''Orange Colored View'', was released. The album was featured by the editors of [[Wikipedia:CD Baby|CD Baby]], an online music store.<ref>http://cdbaby.com/cd/kittlough</ref> Lough played at the 2004 [[JazzFest]] and moved back to the Pensacola area in 2005 to be close to ll have with her motherlongtime collaborator Dave Shelander on piano, playing at the [[Perdido Beach Resort]] and the [[Fish House]]. Her 2008 schedule includes performances at [[Evenings in Olde Seville]] and the [[600 South]] bar. More recentlyveteran New York bassist Stever Gilmore, Kitt can be found performing at [[D'Vine]], a new wine bar New Orleans cornetist Connie Jones along with local talent Sandy Spivey on [[Pensacola Beach]] inside [[Geronimo's]]. She recently completed filming her first concert DVD, which will be available for purchase sax and Jim Green on her website in mid-2009guitar.
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