The Bop Brothers

The Bop Brothers were formed in 1986 by guitarist Jon T-Bone Taylor, a graduate from the Guildhall College Of Music, London, Britain, whose nickname arose in the similarity of his blues playing compared to that of T-Bone Walker, and singer Al Eastwood. By 1987 that they had been became a member of by saxophonist Jerry Underwood, bass participant Rob Statham and drummer Sam Kelly. Nevertheless, Underwood subsequently still left to utilize John Martyn and Kelly discovered focus on the stage present Ain’t Misbehavin’. Their areas were used by Dick Heckstall-Smith (saxophone, also an associate of Colosseum and another graduate of Guildhall) and Louis Borenius (drums). That line-up produced their debut in 1995 with Unusual News, an record recorded at a genuine valve studio room in Chiswick Reach, including six Eastwood originals. The hold off in its documenting was related to various other tasks, including Taylor and Borenius’ use Roogalator so when sidemen with Dana Gillespie.