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If you did not get chance to see these guys last week when they were in town or get your fill. Here is your chance to do so. Put your dancing shoes on and be ready to rock and roll. This is indeed one the most highly energetic bands you will come in contact with. Their music is like a tornado with a spiraling effect without the violence and danger, of course. You may also get a chance to take home a free CD too!
About Hoodoo Revelator
Eastern Massachusetts/New England based Boogie and Blues band that has torn up stages from Haverhill to Worcester to Providence, RI..and beyond. We are NOT your typical blues band; our grooves are infectious and like no others you will hear! Hoodoo Revelator has been played on such local radio stations as WBOS, WZLX, WATD, WUMD, WMFO, WCUW, and WHRB…and sometimes you can find us throughout the country on blues shows in Oregon, Missouri, and Michigan. So if you like us please request us on your local radio station……. and if you have a radio show and would like to play us we are always open for getting you material to play…just ask us!! Hoodoo Revelator has also been reviewed and featured in such media outlets as: Metronome Magazine, The Blues Audience Newsletter, The Gloucester Times, The Metrowest Daily News, The Milford News, The Noise Magazine, Muse’s Muse (Thanks Mr. Chip Withrow), and others…
Band Website http://www.hoodoorev.com
Band Members Moe Moriarty (Guitars), Jeff Fabrizio (Bass), Bob Palumbo (Drums), Kevin Haney (Lead Vocals), Glen Asaro (Harmonica)
Influences Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Hound Dog Taylor, Willie Dixon, RL Burnside, T-Model Ford, Junior Kimbrough, Muddy Waters, Slim Harpo, Bo Diddley, JB Hutto, Junior Wells, Sonny Boy Williamson, Hubert Sumlin, The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan, Blind Willie Johnson, Lonnie Johnson, Little Richard, and many more….
Sounds Like HARD CORE BOOGIE & DRIVIN’ GROOVES AND BLUES….OR…..Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker on Speed
Record Label Unsigned
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