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Artist description
Jeff Fetterman is a singer songwriter from Bradford Pennsylvania.
The style of music is best described as rock meets
the Blues with a twist of R&B. |
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Music Style
Blues/Rock |
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Musical Influences
Bruce Springsteen, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn |
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Similar Artists
Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, Eric Clapton |
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Artist History
self taught guitarist since the age of 12.
has opened for 3 dog night.
released 2 self produced CD's in the last 3 years
with the first release "Ordinary Man" he won a contest through Ohio
radio station WREO, where the title track was chosen
for the compilation disc "The North Coast's Greatest Hits"
and Jeff named as best up and coming artist.
His 2nd release, "The Long Hard Road" earned him
a publishing contract with Transition Music Corporation
for use of 3 of his songs in film and TV. worldwide |
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Group Members
Jeff Fetterman/Songwriter, Guitarist
Dan Abbott/Bass
Bea Antonelli/guitarist, Vocalist
John McGuire/drums
Judy Kessler/Vocals,Percussion |
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Instruments
Killer guitar riffs |
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Albums
Ordinary Man, The Long Hard Road |
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Press Reviews
"If there's anything to be said about Jeff Fetterman's debut album
Ordinary Man, is that he can actually play the guitar...His honesty
and Heart prevail through his music,proving he's
an "ordinary man" with a passion for rock 'n roll"
Byron Nash, Pittsburgh RocknRoll Reporter
"The Long Hard Road features bluesy harmonica,
gritty vocals and soulful back-up vocals...
The songs go where you expect,He put's a lot of Springsteen styled Heart
into charging tunes like Hell Bound Train,Ride With the Wind
and sparkling Real Love. I'ts Honest stuff."
Dave Richards,ShowCase Magazine, Erie,P.A. |
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Location
Bradford, Pennsylvania - USA |
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