Artist description Three piece Power Blues Rock Trio. Long considered the premier bluesrock guitarist on the East Coast, Flamin' Harry Mc Gonigal and his band, The Roadhouse Rockers, comprised of Chuck Hearne on bass and John Kehoe on drums are a cohesive trio that deliver a powerful brand of progressive bluesrock. Guitar driven with a Blues Attitude and a signature sound.

Music Style RED HOT ROCKIN BLUES!!!

Musical Influences ZZ TOP, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Winter

Similar Artists Somewhere between George Thorogood and ZZ Top.

Artist History Flamin' Harry has recorded five releases, "Fire On Main Street", "Rude Shoes", "Life Under The Gun","Hot, Blue and Righteous"and "Back Trackin". He also appears on the new Compilation CD "The Green Room Blues". This CD features the best blues bands from Pennsylvania. The critically acclaimed "Life Under The Gun" features Harry's impressive guitar and song writing work. This is exemplified in the melodies of the title track "Ain't Nobody", number one on Philadelphia AOR giant WMMR for over three weeks, as well as the blistering blues-rocker "Cruzin'". In fact, "Cruzin'" is the opening track on the Paisano Easyriders Video "The Great Escape", distributed worldwide. "Hot, Blue and Righteous", his latest CD, is a return to the raw Blues-Rock style that he is known for. It was a regular on Bubba John Stevens WMMR radio show "Blues Alley" in Philadelphia.

Group Members Flamin' Harry Mc Gonigal and his band, The Roadhouse Rockers, comprised of ChuckHearne on bass and John Kehoe on drums. Special guests from time to time include Jeff Simon on drums and Billy Blough on bass from George Thorogoods Delaware Destroyers.

Instruments Flamin Harry 1960 Gibson Les Paul, Chuck Hearne Fender, Guild bass, John Kehoe Mapes Drums.

Albums "Fire On Main Street", "Rude Shoes", "Life Under The Gun","Hot, Blue and Righteous"and "Back Trackin". Healso appears on the new Compilation CD "The Green Room Blues"

Press Reviews After seeing Harry in action, one can readily understand George Thorogood calling him "the most underrated guitar player in North America." Jon Takiff, music critic for the Philadelphia Daily News says "The Flamin' Harry Band has a sound coherent of the classic trios like Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience." Jack Lloyd of the Philadelphia Inquirer gave Harry's last record a FOUR STAR RAVE REVIEW saying "this album makes Harry's unit the hottest band to come out of the Philadelphia area since George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers." Eugene Pitts of Audio Magazine just reviewed Hot, Blue & Righteous and he says " A for Sound, A for Performance!" "Blaze Guitar Work!" " Adrenaline rush with the hair on the back of my neck stickin' straight up!" " Move over Slowhand (Clapton), Flamin' Harry's here!"

Location Perkasie, Pa - USA

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