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The Life of Carson W Stewart Jr

Drummer, Lyricist, & Leader of the Kit Kats

Carson Stewart a.k.a. Kit Stewart, was a drummer, lyricist, & leader in the Kit Kats rock band. He grew up in the Bridesburg area of Philadelphia and earned the nickname "Kit" during his childhood. The Kit Kats were Philadelphia's super star group during the late 1960's. The group had several recordings that reached the Top 100, their song "Let's Get Lost on a Country Road" was a number one hit in this area in 1966.

Later, after the group broke up in 1974, he preformed as the Carrot Man as part of his Gay Street vendor produce stand in West Chester. This later evovled into the Carrot Man Show that he preformed in his nine foot bright orange costume in malls, fairs, & conventions.

Carson "Kit" Stewart died on July 2, 2001 at the age of 61.

the Kit Kats

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2010.04.16

Stew I know you're makin' music where ever you are man. The world will miss you my brother. Tommy-Moxie
Posted by Tommy C

2023.03.03
Kit Kat records.

Played bass on some of their tracks. Pal Rakes played guitar and I believe Al Price was on drums. Carl played keys mostly.

Posted by James C on 03/03/2023

2023.08.29
Recorded and wrote with Kit

Kit and I wrote many songs together in the early 80's. We had a recording studio on High St. West Chester Pa. We also wrote jingles for advertising companies for radio. We also did session's together at world famous Sigma sound studio in Philadelphia... few people I've ever met had a higher energy level and positive vibe than Kit.... you will be missed brother

Posted by Dave L on 08/29/2023