The Robin Davey Blues Mob is the latest project from the award winning British Blues musician and inductee into the British Blues Hall of Fame. Davey has built an illustrious career on both sides of the atlantic and been fortunate to work with some of the most famous names in the international blues scene. Fusing his incendiary guitar techniques into a powerhouse 3 piece, the new line-up recalls the heady days of a Brit Blues-Rock scene where Hendrix and Cream where the order of the day. Robin Davey was born in the UK during the late 70's and started his career in music touring the world with his band The Hoax, a highly acclaimed and multi award winning British Blues outfit. The Hoax played over 2000 shows and shared the stage with BB King, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan. In Europe the band would headline festivals alongside artists like Matchbox Twenty and the Dave Mathews Band. After The Hoax split in 1999, Davey went on to produce the 2003 eponymous album by native Blues-Rockers 'Indigenous'. The album debuted at number 3 on the Billboard Blues Charts and spawned the top 30 radio hit 'C'mon Suzie'. Davey also recorded alongside Mick Jagger, Joss Stone and Dave Stewart of Eurythmics, on the Golden Globe winning soundtrack 'Alfie'. In 2006 Davey took a year off music to produce and direct the feature documentary 'The Canary Effect'. The movie highlighted the genocide of the American Indian and was a hit at festivals across the world winning the Stanley Kubrick Award at Michael Moores Film Festival. 2007 saw a return to music as one half of the eclectic pop duo The Bastard Fairies. The bands debut album was produced by Davey and has so far amassed over 1 million digital downloads. 2009 will prove to be another busy year for Davey as The Blues Mob gain momentum and gear up for tours on both sides of the atlantic. The Hoax are also set to reform after 10 years for a summer festival tour of Europe and to top it all, the Bastard Fairies will return to the studio to complete work on their second album. If you like what I’m doing, Like ---Bman’s Blues Report--- Facebook Page! I’m looking for great talent and trying to grow the audience for your favorites band! - ”LIKE”
Friday, June 22, 2012
Guitar jam - The Robin Davey Blues Mob
The Robin Davey Blues Mob is the latest project from the award winning British Blues musician and inductee into the British Blues Hall of Fame. Davey has built an illustrious career on both sides of the atlantic and been fortunate to work with some of the most famous names in the international blues scene. Fusing his incendiary guitar techniques into a powerhouse 3 piece, the new line-up recalls the heady days of a Brit Blues-Rock scene where Hendrix and Cream where the order of the day. Robin Davey was born in the UK during the late 70's and started his career in music touring the world with his band The Hoax, a highly acclaimed and multi award winning British Blues outfit. The Hoax played over 2000 shows and shared the stage with BB King, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan. In Europe the band would headline festivals alongside artists like Matchbox Twenty and the Dave Mathews Band. After The Hoax split in 1999, Davey went on to produce the 2003 eponymous album by native Blues-Rockers 'Indigenous'. The album debuted at number 3 on the Billboard Blues Charts and spawned the top 30 radio hit 'C'mon Suzie'. Davey also recorded alongside Mick Jagger, Joss Stone and Dave Stewart of Eurythmics, on the Golden Globe winning soundtrack 'Alfie'. In 2006 Davey took a year off music to produce and direct the feature documentary 'The Canary Effect'. The movie highlighted the genocide of the American Indian and was a hit at festivals across the world winning the Stanley Kubrick Award at Michael Moores Film Festival. 2007 saw a return to music as one half of the eclectic pop duo The Bastard Fairies. The bands debut album was produced by Davey and has so far amassed over 1 million digital downloads. 2009 will prove to be another busy year for Davey as The Blues Mob gain momentum and gear up for tours on both sides of the atlantic. The Hoax are also set to reform after 10 years for a summer festival tour of Europe and to top it all, the Bastard Fairies will return to the studio to complete work on their second album. If you like what I’m doing, Like ---Bman’s Blues Report--- Facebook Page! I’m looking for great talent and trying to grow the audience for your favorites band! - ”LIKE”
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