VIBROLATORS with MISS PETA LEE at the mustang bar video 8
Channel: richardperth2002 Perth
Date: 2019-07-02

1950S AND 60S BLUES
Wild west coast hipsters of jumpin’ jive, supersonic swing and rockin’ rhythms, The Vibrolators, combine forces with the sultry, sassy Miss Peta Lee to give you an exhilarating ride of the vintage jump blues ‘juke joint’ sounds of the 1950s and 60s.

Do artists such as Big Mama Thornton, Ruth Brown, Nina Simone and Sugar Pie DeSanto ring a bell?

Even if they don’t the electric Peta Lee & The Vibrolators are sure to trigger your groove gland, getting your toes tappin’ and your butt shakin’ with their mix of covers and originals!

Known for her raw rhythm and blues vocal styles (not to mention her talents with percussion), Peta Lee is joined by Aldo James on archtop guitar and vocals, Hank Deberitz on upright and electric bass, Drac Denyer on sax and Yugon Chobanoff on drums.

The Vibrolators have played alongside not only international blues acts such as Little Charlie and the Nightcats (USA) and Lynwood Slim (USA) but also the likes of Kate Ceberano and The Black Sorrows.

Cool grooves, tongue in cheek lyrics and a dress to thrill attitude means this 5-piece is best suited to any function with an actual or makeshift dance floorNatural Boogie
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