Artist description We have changed our name! Postmodern blues used to be "Two by Two".We now have an all-new line up, new tunes, new cd, and new station -Check it all out, and let us know what you think!Postmodern Blues is the musical collaboration of Bradford Boothand Scott Hedges. Our music represents a mix of old school jazz ideas, and modern jazz / R&B sounds. We have been writing,arranging, and performing together for over 15 years. Our musiccombines elements from smooth jazz, fusion, be-bop, R&B/Funk,and Acid Jazz.

Music Style Contemporary Jazz / Smooth Jazz

Musical Influences Larry Carlton, Yellowjackets, Joe Sample, Lee Ritenour, Steely Dan, John Scofield

Similar Artists Larry Carlton, Yellowjackets, Bob James, Earl Klugh, Dave Grusin, Lee Ritenour, Four Play, Achoustic Alchemy, John Scofield, Quincy Jones, David Sanborn, Joe Sample.

Artist History Originally from Detroit, Scott Hedges has spent many years playing and recording music in Detroit, Washington DC, and New York. He is chiefly a guitarist and bassist, but can hold his own on keyboards, drums and vocals as well. Brad Booth has been arranging and playing keyboards and guitar for bands in the Baltimore/DC area for over 15years, and has worked with groups with styles ranging from rock andR&B to Swing-era jazz. The pair met in 1988 and decided to combine their distinct musical tastes and styles to form the project "Postmodern Blues". Since then, they have cultivated an extraordinary musical relationship,and have produced a large, creative body of work.

Group Members Scott Hedges - Guitars, Basses, Background Keys, Programming. Brad Booth - Keyboards, Programming. Various supporting artists listed by tune

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Percussion, Sax

Albums Dragonfly Mile, How Things Are

Press Reviews Please visit us at www.postmodernblues.com for more information, news, and events.

Additional Info Feel free to visit our website at www.postmodernblues.com

Location Silver Spring, Maryland - USA

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