Although born and raised as Hugh Holmes of Boston, Mass., the emanations from his harmonica and vocals make it clear that Professor Harp has the blues of Texas and the whole wide Delta coursing through his veins. The Professor was a rock ‘n’ roll drummer until ’69, when the Boston blues revival and a sterling performance he caught…
Megan Chenot After traveling throughout the US and Europe with New England R&B and swing legends Eight to the Bar, the singer-guitarist began a solo career playing both covers and originals from the East Coast to the West Coast with stops in Mexico and the Caribbean. Her work as a solo performer includes gear demos for…
Retro rock n' roll & surf sounds from Newport, RI
We play a variety of high energy Party Rock.
Rhode Island blues band with a feel-good vibe. CeeCee & the Riders play blues you'll want to move to!
We're a high-energy, 8-piece dance band featuring male and female lead vocals and funky-ass horns!
he Earl Knightwood Band Is A Seven-Piece Music Group If you love R&B, New Orleans, Funk, Soul, and the Blue Side of Jazz, you will love the Earl Knightwood Band. This seven-piece music group has a rich history of professional experience and musical talent. The band started it’s musical journey in 2023 as the supporting…
Born in Tennessee, but now based in New England, singer/songwriter Michelle Saylors may be a relative newcomer, her debut album, Hit the Creek, reflects the clear confidence of an artist ready to make her mark in the mainstream. Saylors not only takes centerstage throughout — sharing her skills on vocals, guitar, bass, and percussion — but…
The ten-man unit consists of a four-piece rhythm section, a five-piece brass section, and its lead vocalist, Steve Smith. Together, Steve Smith and the Nakeds are now celebrating fifty esteemed years of live performances and studio recordings. During that time, the rhythm & blues powerhouse has thrived with their distinct infectious blend of rhythm, brass,…
The TeleDynes, a trio from the New England area, comprised of Electric Guitar, Upright Slap Bass and Drums. Drawing heavily from blues, country and swing to create their sound. While playing many classic covers from the 50's and 60's, The TeleDynes also play their own original material.
