On his release The Catfish, Popa Chubby offers up 12 tunes thatembody the badass attitude that defines the self-proclaimed King Of The NewYork City Blues. The Catfish is aptly titled as it delivers punch after punch ofmusical inspiration drawing on 25 plus years of street smarts and road worthymusicianship.The Catfish embodies the concepts that make Popa Chubby who he is. Regal andDelicious, the recording shines with multiple flavor and worldliness.Popa Chubby broaches a wide variety of musical styles and themes on thisrecording and the songs stand as individual works and as a collection. The authorspersonal favorite on the album is an instrumental offering entitled Blues ForCharlie. Horowitz wrote and recorded this after the two massacres endured be hisbeloved adopted second home Paris.The title track defines the record as Popa Chubby tells the tell of the master of theriver. The Catfish. The Pimp Daddy, The Big Boss!The song romps with a Stones infused Rock and Roll timelessness. When askedwhat he wanted to achieve with this record, Popa Chubby simply said: Bigger,Badder, Older ,Wiser , Louder, Stronger.