Tin Feet
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Formed in mid August of 2006 "Tin Feet" quickly became the number one rated progressive blues band in the area, winning the Blues Society of N. W. Florida's Battle Of The Blues Bands in October. Going on from there to compete in the 23rd International Blues Challenge on Beale St. in Memphis Tennessee, as their representatives. While there, they were selected to be one of the nine artist, out of the 152 top blues acts that had gathered from around the world for the IBC, to compete in "The Beale Street Merchants Association's" "King Of Beale Street" event! They gave outstanding performances, and placed well in both of these events! Here is what a few of the judges had to say "Probably the freshest band I've heard in years of IBC judging! It's a delight to hear a musically sophisticated band with this much heart and humor! Keep up the cool work! Joe I. IBC Judge" "A polished blues band with a confident onstage swagger, loved your set! Eric S. Washington Blues Society IBC Judge" "The Latin beat was an interesting addition, terrific presentation! Ron B. IBC Judge" Tin Feet's original music has been featured on local, national, and international radio, as well as cable TV. Along with Slim, they hosted "Monday Night Blues" the longest running "Blues Jam" in Pensacola history for five years, now being hosted by The N.W. Florida Blues Society! Innovators in blues, they push it's boundaries with rock, Latin, reggae, jump, swing, jazz, funk, and New Orleans second line influences! This is a four piece powerhouse band that makes sure everyone has the time of their life at their shows! So, if you are looking for a good time, look for "Tin Feet!" Contact us at: tinfeetband@aol.com
Why this name?
We just thought it was catchy! ;)
Do you play live?
We play live weekly in the Pensacola Florida area, and host Monday Night Blues at The Gutter Lounge!
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Given a place for individual creativity, and a vast audience of listeners.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes!
Your influences?
Anybody who ever played from their soul!