Bman's Blues Report

There is an old saying: You are only as good as your last gig. This one is certified fresh, organic, delicious, recorded March 12, 2012. You are forewarned: These guys are Registered Guitar Molesters! Ladies & Gentleman, it is w/ great pleasure that I can present for you, thanks to Cadillac Zack, this outrageous nuclear chain reaction of Blues from masters: KAL DAVID (guitar, vocals) JIMMY VIVINO (guitar) JAMES WORMWORTH (drums) SCOTT HEALY (Hammond B3) RICK REED (bass) Give yourself room to boogie & dance, this is gonna rock you. Please forgive my camera work, but Kal will tell ya himself, "You shook me, baby!". I did, sorry. Hahaha! lol Thanks to Kal & Jimmy for permission to record & post. All thanks to Cadillac Zack, whose Monday Blues Party & Jam is a good reason to be alive. He's killin' us each week w/ these monsters he pulls outta his hat. Best promoter, awesome player/singer himself! Check out the other vid I posted "CADILLAC ZACK - B...

I heard of this guy through "Tonequest Magazine". If you're into gear...you gotta check it out! Kal David (born 1943) is an American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter whose 50-year musical career in Illinois, New York and California extended through various phases, including a highly-regarded stint with Columbia Records in early 1970s. Born in Chicago, David Raskin began using the performing name "Kal David" in his late teens as the frontman of his neighborhood band, Kal David and the Exceptions, formed in 1962.[1] Its other members were Peter Cetera (bass, vocals), Denny Ebert (drums, vocals), and Marty Grebb (saxophone, keyboards, guitar, vocals). Cetera later joined The Big Thing, which became Chicago, and Grebb joined The Buckinghams. Kal David left the group to sign a recording contract with King Records and, later, with Vee-Jay Records. In 1965, during his stint at Vee-Jay, he formed a new duo, The Rovin' Kind, with guitarist Paul Cotton, and the ...