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IKO-IKO |
IKO-IKO’s
sound developed out of this very unique environment.
A world audience open to originality and American
music. Roots and Blues music mixed with island
grooves, latin percussion and Voodoo drums.Tobacco
Road began bringing touring Blues Bands to Miami
and IKO-IKO was there trading sets on two stages,
all night long, forty five on- forty five off,
with just about every major and minor Blues, Zydeco,
and Roots band in America. Albert King, Albert
Collins, Koko Taylor, Sun Ra, David Bromberg,
John Hammond, an eleven year old Derick Trucks,
Diamond Teeth Mary McClain, The Nighthawks, The
Fabulous Thunderbirds, Dr. John, John Lee Hooker,
the list goes on and on. |
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Good
Bread |
Good
Bread is a beautiful and powerful Blues Rock band
paying tribute to icons like Tedesci Trucks, Marcus
King,
The
Allman Brothers, and Janis Joplin to name a
few. The band has a powerful Rhythm Section,
a father and son guitar team, and a dynamic,
charismatic and oh so talented lead vocalist.
Check out the videos and you will see for yourself
what Good Bread brings to the table.
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WT
Heck |
Bill Heck aka: WT Heck began
performing at the age of five. He studied
guitar with Vincent Bredice, bass with Don
Coffman and voice with Fred Steele and Dana
Paul. He has performed in South Florida at
a multitude of venues including: SunTrust
Jazz Brunch, Hollywood Beachfront Theatre,
Cocowalk, Blue Jean Blues, Cities of Pompano
Beach, Coconut Creek, Lauderhill, Delray Beach
and Fort Lauderdale Beachplace.
He has also performed in cities
throughout the U.S, including; New York, San
Francisco, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond. Some of his major
musical influences are John Hendricks, Mark
Murphy, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Jobim,
Sting and Al Jarreau.
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