Artist description Seventh Son is a legendary Dallas three piece band, having played the DFW metroplex about twenty years. Playing all original Texas blues/rock tunes. Featuring the warm tone and whammy bar wizardry of the legendary Pete Barbeck, one of those rare guitarist who make full use of the Fender Stratocaster's capabilities. Pete is joined by Wayne Marchand (a.k.a. Skinny Nelson) on bass guitar, and the tightly polished drumming of veteran tambour, Rob Menary. Seventh Son weaves a thick tapestry of emotional images, through their spellbinding music. Rooted in the blues, and layered with classic rock, and even alternative influences, Seventh Son is a solid, professional band that appeals to a wide range of listeners, and always produces a spectacular show.

Music Style Blues/Rock

Musical Influences Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, British Rock

Similar Artists Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Cream, Robin Trower, Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson

Artist History Seventh Son has played all over the DFW metroplex since the early Eighties. Legend has it that the seventh son, born of the seventh son, is endowed with special magical powers.Seventh Son has played these DFW clubs among others: Blue Cat Blues, Jay's Cafe, Club Clearview, Loose Change, Froggy Bottoms, Club Dada, Across theStreet Bar, Skippy's Mistake, Bass Club, Stepladr Pub, Cooper's Rest and Club, Tin Lizzy's,Zooby's, Rocky's Place, Cajun Blues Cafe, Canyon Club, Harder Bar, Club Rehab, The Station,Winedale Tavern, Office Lounge, Scott's Country, Cousin's, Grafitti's, Boxcar Club, Babe'sClub, Prarie House (Denton and Carrollton), Dan's Bar (Denton), Cats (Lewisville), Leon's Place(Denton), Player's Club, Happy Day's Club, and more!!!

Group Members Pete Barbeck - guitars, vocals. Wayne Marchand - bass, vocals. Rob Menary - drums.

Instruments vintage guitars and drums.

Albums Seventh Son, Rio Bravo

Additional Info It's all in the fingers and tubes...

Location Carrollton, TX - USA

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