 Legendary Denver blues guitar slinger Jasco brings his amazing slide and finger-style blues to the band. Jasco was a road warrrior for 11 years, playing over 200 shows per year across the states and several countries in Europe. Highlights included performances at many blues festivals, including repeat performances at the King Biscuit Blues Fest, Dusk Til’ Dawn festival, Wichita blues fest, Tulsa Blues fest, and many others. During this time, he met and got to play many of his blues idols. www.jascoguitar.com  Rick Davis plays a unique style of blues harp that pays homage to the great Chicago players, such as Big Walter Horton, James Cotton, and Paul Butterfield. Rick has been playing harp for more than three decades, and played his first professional gig in 1976. He is a veteran of bands such as The Davis Blues Project, the powerhouse classic rock band The Ritz, Loose Change, and Dirty Jacks band among many others. Rick has shared stages with James Cotton, Filmore Slim, Jimmy Pailer, and Rusty Sterling, among many others.Rick plays Hohner Marine Band harps through a bullet mic into a custom 5F2H harp amp designed by Bruce Collins of Mission Amps. This gives his harp that fat, smoky overdriven tone, and gives Roadhouse Joe its nasty blues edge. Other amps include a 1953 Masco ME-18 and the baddest little silverface Fender Champ on the planet. www.davisbluesproject.com
 Bruce "Boots" Collins is a veteran blues/funk drummer from Detroit, where he played with such greats as John Lee Hooker and others. He is also the designer and creator of Mission Amps, some of the finest boutique guitar amps in the world.Bruce is a rock solid drummer who knows what it means to be "in the pocket." He holds down the rhythm of Roadhouse Joe like the thump and shuffle of a factory. His playing oozes the blue-collar sweat of Detroit. Clubs Roadhouse Joe has played in and around Denver: Dazzle Nightclub, Patrick's Nightclub, The Toad Tavern, Little Bear Saloon, Ziggies, Hangar Bar, Zephyr Lounge, Herman's Hideaway, Sedalia Grill, Casselman's Venue, Rackhouse Pub, and many others. Roadhouse Joe - Partial Repertoire
River Hip Mama - Charlie Musselwhite Juke - Little Walter Jacobs Not My Cross to Bear - Allman Brothers Got My Mojo Workin' - Muddy Waters Walking By Myself - Gary Moore Everything's Gonna Be Alright - Paul Butterfield One Way Out - Elmore James Before You Accuse Me - Eric Clapton Mustang Sally - Buddy Guy Pride and Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan Goin' Down - Freddie King Statesboro Blues - Allman Bros. Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers Shake Your Moneymaker - Elmore James Too Many Dirty Dishes - Albert Collins Dust My Broom - Elmore James Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters Killing Floor - Howlin’ Wolf Key to the Highway - Big Bill Broonzy Stormy Monday - T Bone Walker The Thrill Is Gone - BB King Rock Me - BB King Hideaway - Freddy King Messin' With the Kid - Junior Wells Cold Sweat - James Brown The Sky Is Cryin' - Elmore James Red House - Jimi Hendrix Crosscut Saw - Albert King All Your Love I Miss Lovin’ - Otis Rush I'm Tore Down - Freddy King Born Under a Bad Sign - Albert King Outside Woman Blues - Cream Blow Wind Blow - Muddy Waters 40 Days and 40 Nights - Muddy Waters Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - SB Williamson I Smell a Rat - Buddy Guy It Hurts Me Too - Elmore James Help Me - SB Williamson Standing on Shaky Ground - Delbert McClinton Give Me Back My Wig - Hound Dog Taylor Dimples or Boom Boom - John Lee Hooker Drifting - Albert King I Just Want A Little Bit - Little Milton The Same Thing - Willie Dixon Further On Up The Road - Bobby Bland I Cant Quit You - Otis Rush Mystery Train - Paul Butterfield King Bee - Slim Harpo Cold Shot - SR Vaughan Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed Bring it on Home - Willie Dixon Smokestack Lightning - Howlin’ Wolf T-Bone Shuffle - T Bone Walker |
Larry Cotten has been playing bass since middle school influenced with groups like The Who, Cream and The Jefferson Airplane. After discovering jazz fusion in the 70’s that became his first love. After a 30 year career in radio he has re-discovered his blues roots and began playing again 2 years ago. He has played with or shared the stage with local acts like Jack Hadley, Tempa and the Tantrums, Mojambus, Rachael Jane, Mike Kaylor and Eugene sings the Blues. 