the Jeff Magidson Blues Band at Armando's

Jeff Magidson - Guitar
Known too many as 'half of Duo Gadjo', and renowned for his searing slide guitar work and clever song writing, Jeff has shared the bill for a wide range of artists over the years: from Bob Brozman to B.B King, Joe louis Walker, to Arlo Guthrie, and Stephan Grapelli.

Lee Bloom - Keys
A San Francisco-based pianist, composer, arranger and producer, Lee has worked with a variety of creative artists in many genres including Pete Escovedo, Hal Stein, Dan Hicks, among others. As pianist, Lee recently contributed to the forthcoming tribute recording to bluegrass icon Hazel Dickens, accompanying vocalists Elvis Costello, Rosanne Cash, and Madeleine Peyroux....

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Jeff Magidson - Guitar
Known too many as 'half of Duo Gadjo', and renowned for his searing slide guitar work and clever song writing, Jeff has shared the bill for a wide range of artists over the years: from Bob Brozman to B.B King, Joe louis Walker, to Arlo Guthrie, and Stephan Grapelli.

Lee Bloom - Keys
A San Francisco-based pianist, composer, arranger and producer, Lee has worked with a variety of creative artists in many genres including Pete Escovedo, Hal Stein, Dan Hicks, among others. As pianist, Lee recently contributed to the forthcoming tribute recording to bluegrass icon Hazel Dickens, accompanying vocalists Elvis Costello, Rosanne Cash, and Madeleine Peyroux.

David Russ - Bass
David began his career with The Fabulous Titans and The Shakers sharing the stage with UB40, Maxi Priest, Soul Syndicate and Aswad. He then joined Pulse Mondiale with renowned French guitarist René Gely and Peruvian percussionist Raul Ramirez encompassing Latin Jazz, Caribbean, New Orleans Mambo, Flamenco and African Hilife. Having settled in Marin County, David found the blues in which he incorporates a feel influenced by years of reggae and jazz.

Nigel Bates - Drums
At a early age Nigel fell in love with the drums. His passion eventually led him from his home in Oldham, England to California's Bay Area. It was here that he got his start and eventually toured on a national circuit. He credits Forrest Eldrich and Dave Black as influential to his style and craft.
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