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Brandon Santini

Rank #3 Memphis, TN Blues / Rhythm & Blues

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Members: Brandon Santini- Vocals / Harmonica, Jeff Jensen- Guitar / Vocals, Bill Ruffino- Bass / Vocals, James Cunningham- Drums

Sounds Like: The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson II, Kim Wilson, John Popper

Label: Swing Suit Records

Manager: harty@bluespros.com, Harty Wiedemann

Bio: There are many different opinions as to what the future of blues harmonica will be. Memphis vocalist and harmonica player Brandon Santini is undeniably a worthy player to keep an eye on as the next decade unfolds. His name is worthy of conversations that involve Jason Ricci, Billy Gibson, Dennis ... See Full Bio

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Press

"a uniquely fresh touch to blues injecting it with excitement and masterful technique."

— Dorothy L. Hill, BluesArt

"a fine young singer, possessing soulful, deep-toned vocals with a slight drawl which enhances that soulfulness."

— East Side Slim, STL Blues

"a first rate professional, delivering the goods with an eclectic blend of styles."

— Robert "Nighthawk" Tooms, American Blues News

"It's name might not be Delta, but the highway Brandon Santini is traveling with 'Songs of Love, Money, and Misery' is filled with tasty harmonica, trademark Brandon Santini blues vocals, and collaboration with some of the finest young guns in Memphis. To say 'Songs of Love, Money, and Misery' will announce Santini's talents to the blues world would dismiss his earlier works, which would be a mistake, but this album brings us a different side of the bluesman and it should attract the wider attention he so richly deserves."

— Vinny "Bond" Marini, On The Couch

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