This funk/jazz/rock octet delivers nutritious grooves that should always be part of a funky breakfast. Reminiscent of such groove giants as Soulive, Greyboy Allstars, John Scofield, and Deep Banana Blackout, Filthy Children deliver action-packed funk that’s sure to move your booty… (Read More)
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Combining equal parts of deep funk, high energy punk, and frantic ska, the Los Angeles-based Fishbone were one of the most distinctive and eclectic alternative rock bands of the late ’80s. With their hyper-active, self-conscious diversity, goofy sense of humor, and… (Read More)
So what the hell does FOMOFUIAB mean anyway? The name literally means four mother fuckers in a band, but there is much more to it than that. How many heavy bands exist today that thrive on the evil and angst-filled image… (Read More)
Founded in 1996 in Ypsilanti, Michigan The Future Presidents began crafting their style. With an array of tastes and influences they can sculpt a set list that caters to a specific crowd. Capable of playing bluegrass, blues, rock, rap classical, country… (Read More)
G. Love & Special Sauce are a trio from Philadelphia, PA. Their laid-back, sloppy blues sound is quite unique, as it encompasses the sound/production of classic R&B and recent rap artists (the Beastie Boys, in particular). The group — G. Love… (Read More)
The New Orleans-based jazz-funk ensemble Galactic formed in 1994; originally an eight-piece, the group soon pared down to an instrumental sextet comprising guitarist Jeff Raines, organist Rich Vogel, bassist Robert Mercurio, saxophonists Ben Ellman and Jason Mingledorff, and drummer Stanton Moore… (Read More)
Garaj Mahal, a highly competent and fiercely aggressive instrumental quartet, recently showed why they are one of the best kept secrets of the jam band genreFour world-class musicians, each with their own flair for improvisation and spiritual passion, return to the… (Read More)
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
The mastermind of the Parliament/Funkadelic collective during the 1970s, George Clinton broke up both bands by 1981 and began recording solo albums, occasionally performing live with his former bandmates as the P.Funk All-Stars. Born in Kannapolis, NC, on July 22, 1941… (Read More)
Global Funk Council offers a unique species of urban dance music, combining heavily funked up rhythms with elements of Jazz, Latin, Trance and Reggae, to serve up a dish that positively steams with soul. Featuring current and former memvers of Karl… (Read More)
The leaders of Gov’t Mule, Warren Haynes and Allen Woody, should be well-known to Allman Brothers fans for their stint in Southern rock’s most famous native sons. In 1989, Haynes became the second replacement for Duane Allman, providing a good foil… (Read More)
It came to me in a vision," says the aptly green-haired lead singer/guitarist Curtis Grubb of Grasshopper Takeover, when asked how the name of the electrifying pop-rock trio came to be. After a near-fatal accident while hunting pheasant on the expansively… (Read More)
As one of the few full-time touring soloists on The Chapman Stick, Greg Howard breaks new ground at every turn. His first album, Whispers, (1987), was the first all-solo all-original Stick recording; and his latest CD, Water on the Moon, (1998)… (Read More)
Greyhounds are turning heads by combining raw grooves and fresh melodies with elements of classic funk, oldschool blues, and straightup soul. Not just your average funk band, Greyhounds infuse some much needed levity into the proceedings with a dynamic presence that… (Read More)
Hairy Apes BMX (HABMX) from Austin, TX, are a band knitting their own deep pocket in the Post-Modern Experimental Revolution. They combine Mike Dillon, vibes, tablas, percussion, vocals, E Clarke Wyatt on keyboards and electronics, John Speice on drums, percussion and… (Read More)
Harmonious Junk’s sound is an ever evolving amalgamation of musical styles and influences. Blending the knowledge gained backing R&B/Soul star, Funk innovator, and Legendary band leader James Brown (guitarist Damon Wood was a featured soloist with the Godfather of Soul from… (Read More)
Henry Parsons Project—Final Show
BENEFIT FOR MICHAEL HOUSER MUSIC FUND! A self proclaimed “Bloodkin Tribute Band,” HPP started out as a few friends getting together to play the music they loved in a friend’s basement. Fast forward thru months of rigorous touring, many insane gigs… (Read More)
In the short time since Hot Buttered Rum debuted its music, dubbed as a High Altitude Acoustic Experience, the band has been praised by fans, peers and national media alike, recognizing Hot Buttered Rum for their stunning instrumental and vocal virtuosity… (Read More)
Try a tasty morsel of some Hot Feet Herring… a Denver based trio that serves up elements of Funk, Progressive Rock, and Fusion to create high-energy, danceable grooves seasoned by fresh, meaningful lyrics. Hot Feet Herring (HFH) is a scrumptious delicacy… (Read More)
Bringing positive vibrations to your community through song, dance and celebration. IZABELLA was born out of years of musical connections. Like many bands before, and many yet to come, the search for new music is what ultimately brings these musicians together… (Read More)
The improvisational music community is filled with elusive acts that somehow manage to slip in below the radar, only to emerge suddenly at the heart of the scene ready to roar into action. In many parts of the country, Tulsa’s Jacob… (Read More)
Jaka is a World Beat dance band based in Boulder, CO that is successfully blazing their own musical path. Challenging accepted notions of music’s national boundaries, Jaka is committed to bringing the beauty, complexity and spirit of East African music to… (Read More)
Featuring Jamie Masefield, Jon Fishman & Danton Boller: Jazz arrives in a variety of shapes and sounds, including the piano horns and guitar—but the mandolin? Jamie Masefield heads this unique trio, The Jazz Mandolin Project. The Jazz Mandolin Project is obviously… (Read More)
melvin seals david kemper gloria jones shirley starks marty holland stu allen When he wasn’t touring the countryside with the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia stayed busy with a number of different musical excursions. While he explored folk, bluegrass, jazz and blues… (Read More)
“There are two times this band is really good,” Jerry Joseph says of his top-flight trio. "One is when we’re supposed to come out and kick ass as a rock band, especially under pressure live, like as an opening act on… (Read More)
Jerry Joseph And The Jackmormons
The long awaited double-live album from Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons, Mouthful of Copper, will be released September 23rd on Terminus Records. Mouthful of Copper captures the magic and power of the band’s legendary live shows. The Portland, Oregon based trio… (Read More)
Featuring Drew Emmit of Leftover Salmon John Cowan is undeniably one of the greatest singers of our times. His voice is powerful and compelling. He isn’t limited to any one genre. Whether you like rock, soul, country, blue grass, folk or… (Read More)
John Scofield Plays The Music Of Ray Charles
JOHN SCOFIELD TRIO (EnRoute) It’s a frigid December night during the coldest winter in recent memory. Entering New York City’s Blue Note jazz club, you pass through the darkened foyer, proceed through the bar and settle at a table in front… (Read More)
Johnny Neel (From The Allman Brothers Band)
Roots Rock, Blues, Southern Delta Boogie, New Orleans Swamp Funk, call it what you want, it’s here, It’s the real deal, it’s me."- Johnny Neel Born in Delaware, Johnny cut his first single at the age of twelve. As an adult… (Read More)
