Shuffles that swing, grooves that sit right back, and slow blues with real ache in it. Diamond Dave's harmonica and Dave Brewer's guitar front The Doodaddies, with Yugon Chobanoff on drums and John Wilson on bass underneath. Perth based, and the band has played gigs at home and festivals abroad, sharing stages with Buddy Guy and Charlie Musselwhite along the way. Three albums are out and streaming. The songs draw on Bobby Blue Bland, Bo Diddley, Robert Johnson, Percy Sledge, Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson and the rest of that lineage, mixed with originals. They bring their own gear for local shows, though it helps to know in advance if the venue has no PA.
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What it costs
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Songs The Doodaddies can play
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and Walter Davis.Bo DiddleyBobby “Blue” BlandBrook BentonCharlie MusselwhiteThe Doodaddies deliver a dynamic mix of blues — from soulful originals to fresh takes on timeless classics.The Fabulous ThunderbirdsJames CarrJunior ParkerLittle MiltonLittle WalterPercy SledgeRobert JohnsonRockin’ SidneyRoy BrownSmokey HoggSnooky PryorSonny Boy Williamson
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What to expect
Laid back grooves, swinging shuffles and slow blues with real ache in it. Diamond Dave on harmonica and Dave Brewer on guitar lead, with drums and bass underneath. It suits a private function, a busy bar or a room where people came to dance, and the band pitch it to the food, the company and the mood in front of them. Perth based, drawing on Bobby Blue Bland, Bo Diddley, Robert Johnson, Percy Sledge, Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson, mixed with their own songs.
On the day
For shows around Perth The Doodaddies arrive with all their own equipment. One thing worth mentioning at the enquiry stage is whether your venue has a PA, because they would like to know ahead of the day if it does not.