Artist description Delaney Bramlett has been in the music business for over 30 years. He has fronted bands with Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and many other rock greats. He has influenced many artists such as Clapton and George Harrison and John Lennon to name a few.He also produced Clapton's first solo release.

Music Style Blues/Gospel/Rock

Musical Influences R. C. Wetherall and other Mississippi blues artists

Similar Artists Delaney and Bonnie and Friends, Little Feat

Artist History Delaney has released many works including Motel Shot, Mobius Strip, On Tour, Accept No Substitute, Home,and many others.

Group Members Artists on the current CD include Delaney, Iva (Mamo), Bekka, & Kim Carmel Bramlett, David Raven, Chad Watson, Joey Scarbury, Stu Perry, Thumbs Carlille, Al Lichtenstein, David Scott, Gerry McGee, Hank Barrio, David Morgan, Peter Klimes, Clydie King (USA release), Jim Keltner (USA release), Mark Karan, Kelly Fumo, Randy Sharp among many others.

Instruments Guitar and percussion

Albums Accept No Subtitute (Elektra), Home (Stax), To Bonnie from Delaney (Atco), Delaney & Bonnie & Friends on Tour (WEA / Atlantic), Motel Shot (Atco), Something's Coming (Columbia), Country Life (Atco), Together (CBS), Mobius Strip (CBS), Giving Birth To A Song (MGM), Best of Delaney Bramlett (Atlantic), Class Reunion (Prodigal), Delaney Bramlett with Steve Cropper (Motown), Best of Delaney & Bonnie (Rhino), Sounds From Home (DK/Zane), Sweet Inspiration (Dreamsville)

Press Reviews Mojo Magazine, Hittin' The Note, Twangzine, Louisville (KY) Music News, Sheffield England Advertiser, Vintage Guitar and many others.This CD has received much positive press in the US, Japan, and UK.

Additional Info The US Release has a bonus track,

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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