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THE ROACH THOMPSON BLUES BAND |
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| Roach
Thompson was born Warren Jefferson Thompson, Jr on November 27, 1944 in
Brunswick, Georgia. He grew up playing the blues on old-time guitars, some
of which were homemade. By age 17 he left home and during his travels refined
his craft. Roach worked with a group called The Kinfolk when he first began
cutting records. He gained additional experience in the recording studio
with a group called The Notorious Miami Band. It was with Miami that the
song “Kill That Roach” was penned and recorded, permanently
giving the nickname “Roach” to its author.
Thompson won the B. B. King Lucille award. He won the Jammy award for the Best Blues Band and Best Line Performance two years in a row. Musicians: Warren “Roach” Thompson (lead vocals, lead & rhythm guitars), Michael Gautier (keyboards, horns), George “Chocolate” Perry (bass, horns, rhythm guitar, background vocals), Chuck Juntzman (rhythm guitar on “When a Woman Loves” and slide and rhythm guitar on “Lies to My Baby”). Special Thanks From
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