Blues

Tony Furtado is a master of Americana music, incorporating a broad array of traditional music styles into his sound. While Tony's music is heavily rooted in Celtic, bluegrass and the blues he finds a way to combine them all into an energetic, modern sound. In addition to being a songwriter, Tony is also a multi-instrumentalist playing banjo and slide guitar with equal dexterity.

A.k.a. Tim Scott.
Ledfoot was born in Fort Myers Florida at the palm and pine trailor park in 1958. He grew up traveling around in the states and went to 19 schools as his dad was a boilermaker. He started playing in biker bars in florida at about 15. His first records were with the band The Rockats. Then he did a couple of solo CD´s for Island Records (1983) and Sire Records (1985) as Tim Scott. He got well known in Europe as the singer in the band The Havalinas in the late 80s. He has been opening for everybody from The Cramps, The Clash to Kiss and Bob Dylan.

The Blues band comprises five of the top talents in Blues music in Britain. Paul Jones, vocals and harmonica originally from the Manfred Mann Band, Dave Kelly, on guitar and vocals from The John Dummer Blues Band, Tom Mcguinness on guitar, mandolin and vocals from the Manfred Mann Band, Gary Fletcher, on Bass, guitar and vocal from the Dave Kelly Band and finally Rob Townsend on drums from Family. The band is renowned for their tight blues interpretations. Drawing from many strains of blues augmented with some of their own compositions.