The trio play their own style of electric blues with their own numbers and covers from early blues to Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, Hendrix, Santana, Cream and the like.

The band play private parties, pubs, clubs, festivals, biker's rallies, beer festivals and weddings.

The Band

Trevor Povey: Lead guitarist/vocals.

Frontman Trevor has been in the business for over 40 years. He has played alongside 1960's guitar heroes like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Paige and Peter Green. He occasionally teams up with Groundhogs' legend Tony McPhee for an acoustic set.
Trevor made his debut in the mid sixties when he teamed up with friends to form Chicago Max which later became Dogfeet.
Dogfeet enjoyed success for several years. Their LP of the same name on the Kissingspell label is now much sought-after.
Go to www.kissingspell.com/main/KissCat/Cat5/Dogfeet

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'Metal' Mickey Owen: Percussionist.

Mickey has played with many bands including Studio Four, Dixie Chicken, Aslan, Storm Child, Sanction and Slender Thread. Dixie Chicken rhythm guitarist Ronnie Rogers later joined forces with Carol Decker to form chart-topping band T'Pau. Mickey met up with Trevor in the early eighties and went on to form the Roadhouse Blues Band.

Richard Bishop: Bass player/vocals.

Newcomer and long-standing friend of Trevor, Richard made his debut with the band at the Hereford Beer Festival alongside John Otway. He accompanied Trevor when they played with the legendary Tony McPhee of Groundhogs fame at Wellington Blues Festival .

Trevor and Richrd go out when the band isn't booked as 'Roadhouse Acoustic', playing acoustic electric blues on six strings and bass.