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Seattle, Washington – December 10, 2013 – Seattle-based trombonist Randy Oxford is bringing his 6-piece high-energy blues and funk ensemble back to Uncle Bo’s Blues Bar in Topeka on Friday, January 17th.
During this road trip, the band will be promoting its brand new recording, …it feels good…, en route to a repeat appearance at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis where it earned a highly-coveted spot in the competition’s finals in 2011.
The Randy Oxford Band is composed of a versatile group of seasoned vocalists and instrumentalists who primarily perform original compositions as reflected on …it feels good… ; 9 of the 10 songs were written by band members.
This is the band’s 7th recording of its 10-year history and features the lead vocals of Jada Amy, Polly O’Keary (who also plays bass), Manuel Morais (guitar), and Randy Norris (guitar). Richard Sabol keeps the beat steady as the group’s long-time drummer.
“I have found that great musicians do not always make for a great band unless there is a harmonious chemistry between all band members, “ observes Oxford. “I believe I have found that special combination, and I know you will agree once you hear this recording.”
The dexterity of these individuals’ musical abilities means no 2 songs sound the same, and every show features a wide variety of musical styles with an emphasis on blues, soul, and funk. For more information and to hear samples of the band’s music, check out www.therandyoxfordband.com.
