Mojo Bone
Mojo Bone
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
Mojo Bone was once a five piece band that played more than a dozen shows at a single bar. Then it broke up. I've been playing music professionally since 1979.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
I'm semi-retired from live performance, but playing on the Grand Ole Opry stage and co-headlining a blues festival with Pinetop Perkins were some memorable events.
Your musical influences
As a producer, I cover a lot of territory, primarily roots-oriented blues and country, but also a vast number of sub-genres like surf instrumentals, rockabilly, jazz fusion, 70s funk, honky-tonk, jump blues, I'd guess you'd call some of it Americana.
What equipment do you use?
I operate a demo studio, so I use just about everything.
Anything else?
Would you like to try to guess my middle name?