Artist description www.Delberttheband.com Delbert is a five-piece band that incorporates lively percussive rhythms through the use of acoustic and electric guitars, stand up bass, Saxaphone, drums, percussion, and vocals.

Music Style AcoustiFunk Fun Pop Boogie

Musical Influences Black Happy, Van Morrison, Leo Kotte, James Brown, James Taylor, Bob Marley, Motley Crue, Chet Atkins, Left Hand Smoke, Marvin Gaye, Ottmar Liebert, Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck, Van Halen, and Kiss.

Similar Artists (If you like these guys, you may take a liking to Delbert) BNL, Jackopierce, Dave Mattews, Crash Test Dummies, Willis, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Rusted Root.

Artist History Delbert’s first CD, “All Dressed In Brown,” was released in January of 1998. The first track, “Smile,” found radio airplay on 105.7 the PEAK in Spokane Washington. The CD assisted the band in finding many club dates across the Pacific Northwest. Delbert has built a following on the road converting new fans in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana, California, and beyond. Delbert quickly found a niche playing at college bars. Delbert released their second CD, “Weird Faces” January 1st of 2000. Diverse creative songs with the Delbert flair can be found on this new independent release. The combination of rythms, change ups, and lyrical variation produces a refreshing alternative today's musical cliche. Combinations of heavy driven acoustic/percussive songs, neo-folk, jazz funk jams, and pop rock show up on “Weird Faces.” Delbert is currently promoting themselves on the road playing live shows throughout the Northwest.

Group Members Drums: Rick McQuesten Vocals: Dominic Bartoletta Guitar: Brian Hahn Sax: Jesse Thompsen Stand up Bass: Tyson Bickle Bone: Larry Daniel Boone

Instruments Sax, Stand-up Bass, Drums and percussion, Acoustic and Electric Guitars.

Albums All Dressed In Brown and Weird Faces

Location Spokane, Washington - USA

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