A
triple threat guitarist, vocalist, and organist. The Chicago Reader
writes, "Up-to-date, raw-edged blues… unassailable
musicianship, passion and conviction."
The
Philadelphia Daily News raves, "Michael Hill is the hippest blues man
around. Radiating energy, warmth and social enlightenment, Hill
emerged from the South Bronx to give blues a new meaning, direction
and sound."
As
one of this new generation of post-Muddy bluesmen, Clarence Spady is
creating his own modern hybrid of R&B-tinged vocals, adventurous
guitar work and contemporary lyrics.
Rachelle
Garniez is a native New Yorker who
started playing the acordian in 1986. A San Fransico Bay area
reporter wrote, "[Rachelle is] wistful, sardonic, sentimental and
wry."
A
triple threat guitarist, vocalist, and organist. The Chicago Reader
writes, "Up-to-date, raw-edged blues… unassailable
musicianship, passion and conviction."
The
Philadelphia Daily News raves, "Michael Hill is the hippest blues man
around. Radiating energy, warmth and social enlightenment, Hill
emerged from the South Bronx to give blues a new meaning, direction
and sound."
As
one of this new generation of post-Muddy bluesmen, Clarence Spady is
creating his own modern hybrid of R&B-tinged vocals, adventurous
guitar work and contemporary lyrics.
Rachelle
Garniez is a native New Yorker who
started playing the acordian in 1986. A San Fransico Bay area
reporter wrote, "[Rachelle is] wistful, sardonic, sentimental and
wry."