Bees Deluxe Blues Band from Boston, MA

Bees Deluxe is a full-tilt, acid blues/funk/rock collective comprised of Boston-based musicians. Their unique repertoire includes over three sets of originals and 60s, 70s, and 80s covers from Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Joe Zawinul, Charles Mingus, B.B. King, Kenny Burrell, Freddie King, Herbie Hancock, Albert King, Etta James, Muddy Waters, The Meters, Little Feat, Ray Charles, Jimi Hendrix, Roy Buchanan, Curtis Mayfield, The Butterfield Blues Band, Derek Trucks, Donny Hathaway, Amy Winehouse, Steely Dan, Etta James, ZZ Top, Robben Ford, Bonnie Raitt, Bobby 'Blue' Bland, SoulLive, Derek and the Dominoes, Robert Cray, Edgar Winter, Amy Winehouse, among many others. Taking the road less traveled, they discover and share off-the-beaten songs and instrumentals and fuse them into their own original works. They dare to be risk-takers on stage, digging deep into the vaults of blues/jazz antiquity. The result is an effortless take no-prisoners-approach that wittingly captures the audience's hearts. PRESS: he record is incredibly pleasing, perhaps taking center stage at a hip Manhattan party, or mellowing down easy in the comfort of your own home with a big cocktail or two. — Karen Nugent, Boston Blues Society what an incredible voyage it was. One to be taken over and over, each time revealing some new nuance in this mind enriching musical gem. — Greg "Bluesdog" Szalony, Boston Blues Magazine Bees Deluxe, effortlessly incorporates American blues, R&B, British Invasion and soul in to a hearty amalgam of guitar driven rock & roll that shakes and stirs. — Brian Owens, Metronome Magazine unquestionably unique; acid blues at its finest, dripping with virtuosity — A J Wachtel, Boston Blues Society I have to recommend Bees Deluxe to music enthusiasts who appreciate strong musicians — Georgetown Fats Bees Deluxe have found an important niche for themselves in the greater-Boston blues scene. — Bill Copeland, Bill Copeland Music News bluesy stuff. Jazz predominates, yet the blues, funk and lots of rock are there. If your taste in music is broad and have an open mind to new stuff, you will enjoy this CD as I did. — Steve Jones, President of the Crossroads Blues Society the music is intense – good – and difficult to write about — Lady K, Boston Blues Society Laid back, great guitar riffs, all I need is a drink and I'll be all set. — Beantown Bloggery

• All Blues | Miles
• Ain't Nobody's Business | Freddie King
• Automobile | ZZ Top
• Bad Influence | Robert Cray
• Badge | Cream
• Blind Man Blues | Muddy Waters
• Blues for the Decline of Western Civilization | Warre
• Blue Jeans Blues | ZZ Top
• Breakdown | Tom Petty
• Call Me the Breeze | JJ Cale
• Chameleon | Hancock
• Chitlin Con Carne | Burrell
• Cissy Strut | Meters
• Come Together/Thrill is Gone | Beatles/BB King
• Cold Shot | SRV
• Cold Sweat | James Brown
• Damn Your Eyes | Etta James
• Every Good Boy | Derek Trucks
• Frankenstein | Edgar Winter
• Funky Miracle | Meters
• Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Brush with the Blues | Mingus/Beck
• Hipology | Katz
• King of the Burgs | Lettuce
• Look a Pi Pi | Meters
• Pick up the Pieces | AWB
• Every Day I Have the Blues | BB King
• Get Out of My Life Woman | Toussaint
• God bless the Child | Hiliday/Herzog
• Guilty | Newman
• Have Mercy | McLintock
• Hey Joe | Hendix
• Hound Dog | Presley
• I Looked Away | Derek and the Dominoes
• I wouldn't Treat a Dog | Bobby Blue Bland
• I've got a Mind to Give Up Living | Butterfield
• If 6 was 9 | Hendrix
• Jealous Guy | Lennon
• Jungle Man | Meters
• Love the One You're With | Stills
• Many Rivers to Cross | Cliff
• Moving up to the Country | Taj Mahal
• Murder in My Heart for the Judge | Radiators
• Old Folks Boogie | Little Feat
• Phone Booth | Robert Cray
• Rehab | Winehouse
• Roll Over Stockhausen | Warre
• Scuttle Buttle | SRV
• Start It Up | Robben Ford
• Upshot | Grant Green
• Watermelon Man | Hancock
• Watch Out | Green
• Willin' | Lowell George