Hayes Amplification

i sing some blues and beat on my ole gibson guitars, love it but alway's lookin for that magical tone!!!!!!!!

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Currently living in Byron, Ga. Playing in 4U2C, Barnesville based Funk, Soul and Blues Band.

James Green and The Blues Electric

From Chicago to Asia, guitarist James Green has hypnotized audiences around the world since 1979. James, a Montréal native, is known on the local and international music scene with performances in arenas, amusement parks, Montréal Jazz and various Blues festivals. At the Chicago Music-Fest, one of James’ favorite venues, he surprised crowds with his electrifying performances. “Chicago is where you’ve got to be” says James, “if you can make it here, home of the electric Blues, you can make it anywhere”.

James picked up his first guitar at age 16 and in 1979, a mere three years later, signed on as lead guitarist for cult-phenom band The Blushing Brides. From 1979 to ’81 the band toured across North America, averaging 250 gigs a year with attendance of up to 10,000 fans. After gaining popularity and experience, the band put out its first album, Unveiled in 1981. Their first hit, “What You Talkin’ About” was co-written by James and lead singer Maurice Raymond.

In 1983, James left the Brides and joined forces with David Bowie’s legendary guitarist Mick Ronson, to form Perfect Affair with whom he would record his second album, Perfect Affair. The following year James broadened his musical spectrum by joining Reggae band DUB U-5, and recording World Beat, an album that enjoyed significant local air play.

James diversified again by joining with Montréal sensation Freddie James to form Fusion Three. North American and Asian tours re-ignited his passion for music and in 1993 James recorded with them on the album Come Into The Jungle.

In 1989, James signed on with Kinky Foxx, a Funk R & B band based in New York City. Following their tour, James discovered his real passion - The Blues. “Blues is at the heart, it is individual, it’s what I love, it’s what I adore.”

Having discovered his passion, James joins Smokestack Lightning with whom he tours several times. In 1993 he forms the band Killing Floor Blues.

Over the years James has continued to appear as a guest with the Blushing Brides and performed with many known artists including James Cotton, Edgar Winter, the Dixon Brothers, Big Jack Johnson, Russell Jackson and Frank Marino. Most recently, James can be heard playing with Cliff Stevens’ band Slowhand and on Slim Williams’ recent album Pulse of The Planet.

In 2004 he formed James Green and The Blues Electric, playing at venues throughout the city where he combines a traditional style with Electric Blues introducing influences from Rock & Roll, R & B, soul and funk into his Blues renditions. His music touches the soul of audiences everywhere.

Jimmy Warren

Blues/Rock artist Jimmy Warren is a powerhouse guitarist with the ability to capture the attention of an audience.  Jimmy is an emerging artist on Vision Records & Entertainment.  Warren has performed with Buddy Miles, Jr Wells, Sugars Blue and many other nationally known artists.

Jimmy has opened for: Pat Travers, Chris Duarte, Delbert McClinton, Lonnie Mack, REO Speedwagon to name a few.  Jimmy's last CD "Live at Last" has aired and is available worldwide.

Jimmy Warren is currently endoresed by industry leaders such as:  EMG Pickups, Graph Tech Guitar Labs and Nikita Guitars.  Now Warren is endorsed by Hayes Amplification.  David Hayes is developing a JW Tube Master 212 that will be available in 2010.

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I live in Macon Ga. I love all types of music. I play a Big Apple Strat, 335 Dot, Les Paul and acoustic.

Currently playing at Strong Tower Fellowship and backing Deborah Hightower.