Bob Wolfman Band w Special Guest Murali Coryell at The Bull Run

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BOB WOLFMAN BAND ~ with special guest MURALI CORYELL

Two world class musicians reunite once again for what is guaranteed to be one special night of very HOT music!! Explosive, burning guitar work coupled with soulful, gutsy vocals, rich harmonies, and a super tight rhythm section performing some great tunes will make for a memorable show indeed!

Bob’s favorite bandmate/keyboardist and longtime pal Bruce Mattson (touring member of Gregg Allman Band last summer) will be contributing his tasteful ivory tickling on the B-3 organ and piano as well. Dorian Randolph on drums and Bill Foster on bass make up the rhythm section...

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Order tickets here: http://tickets.bullrunrestaurant.com/ordertickets.asp?p=817&backurl=default.asp

BOB WOLFMAN BAND ~ with special guest MURALI CORYELL

Two world class musicians reunite once again for what is guaranteed to be one special night of very HOT music!! Explosive, burning guitar work coupled with soulful, gutsy vocals, rich harmonies, and a super tight rhythm section performing some great tunes will make for a memorable show indeed!

Bob’s favorite bandmate/keyboardist and longtime pal Bruce Mattson (touring member of Gregg Allman Band last summer) will be contributing his tasteful ivory tickling on the B-3 organ and piano as well. Dorian Randolph on drums and Bill Foster on bass make up the rhythm section

Bob Wolfman

“Simply one of the best guitarists in the U.S. today!” ~ Boston Globe

“A force to be reckoned with, Wolfman has blistering technique and plays with an intensity and refinement that speaks to his deep musicality.”

~ Joyce Kulhawik Arts and Entertainment reporter www.joyceschoices.com

Born and raised in New York City, the life of a struggling musician in the urban grit surely helped to put the ‘soul’ in his sound – having played with legends like Joe Beck, Chick Corea, Grover Washington Jr., and his lifelong mentor, teacher and friend Larry Coryell didn’t hurt either. Bob has also performed with John Payne (sax player with Van Morrison), Blues singer Toni Lynn Washington, Blues and Jazz Harmonica icon Mike “Turk” Richards, Bluesman James Montgomery, and many more over the years.

Bob Wolfman became legendary in the Boston and New England areas in the 1990’s as a “hired gun” for recording sessions and concert perfrormances with numerous bands and singers, and notorious as the most ferocious, passionate guitar player around. Known for his searing solos and gusty vocals, Bob thrills and delights his audiences with his rich blend of Blues, Rock and Jazz, and even some R&B and Gospel overtones.

Special Guest MURALI CORYELL ~

"Warm embracing R&B to soothe the soul music fans" ~ Steven Wine/Associated Press

"One Promising New Hound" ~ James Hunter/Rolling Stone Magazine

Inducted into the New York State Blues Hall Of Fame in 2013 and 2014 BMA Nominee

Murali Coryell inducted into the New York State Blues Hall Of Fame in 2013 and 2014 BMA Nominee is a triple threat contemporary blues artist who can sing, write and play guitar with the best in the business. Murali has been a main stay touring act at Buddy Guys’ Legends in Chicago ever since his first CD release in 1995. He’s opened for George Thorogood, Gregg Allman, B.B.King and Wilson Pickett.

As the son of guitar legend Larry Coryell, Murali grew up around the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, & Carlos Santana. In 1994, Murali joined Duke Robillard’s touring band and was quickly signed as a solo artist resulting in the Stax/Volt influenced “Eyes Wide Open”. In 1999 Murali recorded “2120” for Marshall Chess in which Rolling Stone named Murali “One promising new hound”. In addition to touring with his own band including many support dates with B.B. King, Murali has played with Buddy Guy and toured as a featured artist with Larry Coryell and Joe Louis Walker. "Murali’s 2009 CD release "Sugar Lips" reached # 5 in 2010 on the Living Blues Radio Chart and was recorded in Nashville with Tom Hambridge, Grammy winning producer of Buddy Guy...

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