Shane Henry

Vocalist/songwriter and guitarist Shane Henry can be an up and comer who have made waves in the blues globe along with his 2004 debut for Shanachie Information, Deliverance. Henry was launched towards the blues when he was 15 and his dad took him to find out B.B. Ruler in concert. Henry was struck from the music that night time and it transformed his life, shortly after, he bought an electric acoustic guitar and began bathing in the noises of Ruler, Albert Collins, Friend Man, and Johnny Winter season, learning all he could from your sounds these were generating on acoustic guitar. A year later on, Henry released his personal, self-recorded recording of his personal songs, then fulfilled Kevin Bowe, whom he started collaborating with at Bowe’s studio room. Known by his status for gaining fiery, energetic concert events around Oklahoma and Tx, Henry is became a member of on his debut by Two times Problems drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon, aswell as his personal acoustic guitar playing heroes, Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Henry gives all original tunes on Deliverance, save for just one cover melody, a moving and rocking interpretation of Muddy Waters’ “40 Days and 40 Evenings.” After checking on a nationwide tour for B.B. Ruler and Buddy Man, Henry caught the interest of Shanachie Entertainment’s GM, Randall Lawn. “There are a great number of guys who are able to play hot business lead guitar; you will find fewer who really can sing as well as fewer who may also create strong tunes; Shane Henry, at a age, will all three perfectly, which is quite special.” Right now located in Oklahoma Town, Henry is focusing on a new recording and is constantly on the tour mainly in Oklahoma, Tx, and through the entire South. Says street veteran Kim Wilson from the Fantastic Thunderbirds: “Shane’s a up-and-comer who includes a lot to state. Pay attention!”