⬇️THE DE LUXE BLUES BAND⬇️
(1CD)
BIOGRAPHY
In the 80s, British bass player Bob Brunning, having previously played
with the original Fleetwood Mac, then with Savoy Brown, then with own
part-time blues band Brunning Sunflower Blues Band, decided to form a new
Blues band with his old Sunflower companion Bob Hall.
They called themselves "The DeLuxe Blues Band" and were often the
featured back-up band for U.S. blues singers/guitarists touring the UK.
Other members of the original line-up included Danny Adler on guitar and
vocals and Mickey Waller on drums.
They recorded five albums between 1981 and 1994: “Live at the Half Moon
Putney”, “A Streetcar Named DeLuxe”, “Urban Deluxe”, “Motorvating” and
"The DeLuxe Blues Band".