Wob

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Brighton, UK (1990 - present) http://www.wobmusic.com/ "Wob's music gets you right there - a blend of his incredible vocals, lyrics that come straight from the heart and melodies that will have you humming for days. When you see him live, his energy and charisma truly capture the imagination causing even the rowdiest of crowds to quieten. Beautifully deep, yet musically intense, yet fun and outgoing - there is something indefinable about Wob that sets him apart from most other live acts. CAMOTION PROMOTIONS The beginning of this year sees the Wob trio performing and preparing for their next album with a set of songs that have had a great live reception. The line up of Wob on guitar, Kerri Stapleton on bass and Jon Edon on drums will be in the studio very soon. (edit: NEW ALBUM out: 'Trying to catch the rain...') Wob has been performing as a solo artist since 1990, often in the most unlikely of places! Travelling extensively with a trusty acoustic guitar, the "astonishingly bouncy talent machine" Rock 'n' Reel, was spotted at venues all over England, gaining ecstatic audience reactions from crowds more used to punk rock than acoustic music. At the end of 1990 he joined the ranks of agit-folk-rockers Blyth Power, a band described by Folk Roots as "a national treasure". After four years of touring and recording the critically acclaimed Guns of Castle Cary and Pastor Skull albums, Wob decided to concentrate on his own music. This path has led him to festivals, rock venues,