Blues – Melbourne
Blues – Melbourne (CODE – 245SS)
A blues -rock – funk band based in Melbourne, playing Chicago blues & Blues roots and Texas Blues music with an American and British music influence.
A good-rockin’ smokin party band, obsessed with the sounds of 40s, 50s & 60s & todays Blues music, we play festivals, pubs, private functions and clubs.
The majority of the band’s repertoire is a mix of original and blues covers material from Fleetwood Mac’s Peter Green, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Junior Wells to name a few. Although we mix it up quite a bit stylistically, we never stray TOO far away from the vintage R&B, R&R, blues and soul music that are the closest to our hearts.
Blues – Melbourne
Blues – Melbourne (CODE – 246AM)
2009 Australian Female Blues Artist of the Year Andrea and her killer band have delivered their brand of high energy, sassy, soulful blues to audiences all around Australia and have played headline spots at blues festivals nationally alongside some of the best acts in the world. She is currently signed to Chicago’s blues label Blue Skunk Music and her last cd hit #18 on the US Living Blues Charts in 2011. Chicago’s Blues Blast magazine says: “she has a dynamic, gospel fuelled voice” backed by her 5 piece band.
Blues – melbourne
Blues – melbourne (CODE – 247H)
One of Australia’s leading blues and roots bands.
Featuring some of the country’s well known and respected musicians. Singer song-writer Craig together with guitarist Jeff from Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons and the Black Sorrows, is joined by guitarist Wayne also from Jo Jo Zep and the Black Sorrows, Wayne from Daddy Cool on bass, Chris from the Bad Loves on drums and Bruce on keyboards from the Paul Kelly and Renee Geyer bands. The band, which can appear as a duo, trio, four, five or six piece, have become a regular fixture on Australia’s blues and roots music scene for nine years. They have released four CD’s , to rave reviews and have gained a regular following of devoted fans as a result of their many incendiary live performances. Consequently, The Age named them The best blues band in Melbourne,’ and the Herald Sun said the band…’demanded attention.’