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SWINGIN HARPOON BLUES BAND
Salty's hard blowing licks and unique timing provide harmonica flavor enjoyed by all. Opening or performing with such artists as Herbie Mann, Spyro Gyra, Atlanta Rhythym Section, Starship, Billy Dean, Terry Clark, Tracy Lawrence, Tom Gribbon, T.C. Carr and many more. Salty has the passion, energy and experience for a memorable funky blues swing show. http://www.myspace.com/swinginharpoonbluesband http://www.garageband.com/artist/swinginharpoonbluesband http://www.saltwatercowboylivemusic.com INTERNET AWARDS BEST BEAT IN BLUES There's Gonna Be An Accident Trouble BEST BLUES MALE VOCALS There's Gonna Be An Accident BEST ROCKING TRACK Trouble TRACK OF THE DAY Trouble There's Gonna Be An Accident American Without Prefix TRACK OF THE WEEK Trouble There's Gonna Be An Accident American Without Prefix GARAGEBAND RECORDS
CLARENCE SEAY (''Big C'') BASSIST, VOCALS Clarence Seay (jazz bassist,composer born 1957 Washington, DC) Seay has been an acoustic bassist with the Wallace Roney Quintet for over 15 years. Seay, also known as “Big C” , is a disciple of the Paul Chambers School of Jazz Bass Playing which features a style of walking harmonically inventive bass lines in a robust manner by positioning strings relatively high from the fingerboard- a practice mostly abandoned by modern bass players because of its physical difficulty. In addition to Roney, Seay has recorded and/or toured domestically and internationally with several renown jazz artists and groups including Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers , Wynton Marsalis, Billy Harper, Chico Freeman, Lou Donaldson and the Smithsonian Jazz Works Orchestra. Seay attended Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, DC, with Wallace Roney and Gregory Charles Royal in the 1970‘s and attended Howard University with them and pianist Geri Allen in the 1980‘s. Seay was an Adjunct Professor at the Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond for over 10 years in the 1980’s and 90’s. Seay was commissioned by the United States Post Office to compose and perform on their Album Commemorating America’s Celebration of Jazz. JOHN KEPLER VOCALS, DRUMS A veteran (both percussion and Marines), Mr. Kepler has entertained our troops at various USO's, Military Bases, and since joining us civilians, enjoyed playing percussion in regional acts, keeping a steady back beat and rhythm. JOHNNY BINNS ELECTRIC GUITAR Having performances annually in Europe, Johnny knows the value of involved audiences. Johnny has played the North Florida circuit for many years, with tasteful and soulful licks.....
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