This young red haired guitar player has monster tone and technique. He moved from his home town of Whitehorse, Yukon to Vancouver, BC in 1999, where he joined the Twisters. He has shared the stage with many great blues artists, including Taj Mahal, Lil' Ed and the blues imperials, Robin Ford, Jeff Healy, Canned Heat, Zora Young, Big Dave Mclean, Rusty Zinn just to name a few. Most recently, Brandon returned from a 2 month European tour, where he played along side Joe Louis Walker, Willie Hayes and Ken Faltonson, on numerous festivals and TV shows. Brandon Played guitar on the 2006 Juno award winning album "let it loose" with Kenny "Blues Boss"Wayne, and appears on 11 albums with many different artists. When he plays, he travels to a different time and space and you can hear it as well as see it.
With Special Guest, the Sensational Saxaphone of Johnny Ferreira
Juno Award winning keyboardist / singer / songwriter KENNY "BLUES BOSS" WAYNE'S “Can’t Stop Now”, his third release on Toronto-based Electro-Fi Records, is abuzz with crackling Blues Boss originals, plus a pair of well-chosen covers, that embrace his elemental influences – high-energy boogie-woogie piano, rolling New Orleans blues and jazz, improv-heavy Kansas City swing AND vibrant West Coast jump.
A masterful guitarist, Paul has been playing since the age of ten. Drawing upon the influences of guitar legends such as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Paul has honed his skill to near-perfection. He honours the songs of the greats by playing them with amazing precision and at the same time, investing them with his own intense feeling. After his solos, it is not uncommon to see people cheering jubilantly while shaking their heads in disbelief and awe.
Originally from Chilliwack, BC, Paul played with his first band, ‘Legal Tender’, for 3 years before he began touring with various cover bands throughout western Canada. When Paul brought Texas Flood together for the first time in 1993, its original members included Jerry Adolphe (of ‘Chilliwack’) on drums and Simon Hardman on bass. In 1998, the band began recording an album released in 2001 featuring both studio and live tracks. In 1999, 'Texas Flood' became a regular Monday night feature at the Yale Hotel in Vancouver, BC. Their success at the Yale kept them there for three years during which time they also toured throughout BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Terry Rollier Thanks to all our performers and to all the great Blues music fans in Prince George for a great year!!
Kathy Frank Thank you to Blues Underground for all the great performers they bring into Prince George. The Railway Blues Festival is such a good time and the performers are treated so well. Thanks guys Keep up t
Single Car Garage We are humbled and honoured to have played at the Railway Blues Festival this year. Terry and Earl, thanks for continuing to believe in us.
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