OTIS MACK & THE TUBBY BLUESTERS

About OTIS MACK & THE TUBBY BLUESTERS

This is a 4 piece band specialising in high octane classic covers of original R&B, Rock'n'Roll,Soul numbers with a touch of Blues.They are the House Band opening up for the main artists at the famous Tubby Blues Club.

They also perform in various Clubs and Pubs bringing their energetic brand of entertainment to audiences who appreciate this genre of music.

Location: CHELTENHAM/EVESHAM
Genre: Rock
Email: otismack@blueyonder.co.uk
Web: www.tubbybluesters.co.uk
Myspace: www.myspace.com/otismackthetubbybluesters
Other web: www.otis-mack.co.uk

Band Members

OTIS MACK: Vocals and Harp." has a remarkable vocal range and peforms at an incredible high energy level. He has also gathered a well-deserved reputation for his mastery of the blues harp [harmonica], and is recognised as one of the Country's leading exponents on this instrument". - John Rodger

STEVE BROWNING: Lead guitar and vocals.Studied at the Leeds College of Music where he was awarded the prestigious jazz guitar prize. He is recognised as one of the Country's most versatile guitarists. Also teaches guitar professionally. A high class professional musician. LEE

TYRONE HUNTER: Bass guitar and vocals. Lee was born in London where he joined his first professional outfit, “Strider”. They cut 2 albums and became well known as a support act on tours with major artists such as Rod Stewart, Alex Harvey, Status Quo and Rory Gallagher. He is recognised as one of the areas finest bass guitarists and musicians and with Paul Barrett is the drive behind the band.

PAUL BARRETT: Drums and vocals. Paul is a powerful and skilful drummer with professional experience.His solid style with the bass of Lee Hunter are the thumping driving force of the band.

Music Downloads

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