Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze (USA) in Zusammenarbeit mit Uwe Herr
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		SWEET DADDY COOL BREEZE high energy blues
Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze—a Chicago-style boogie and blues band was formed by Wally “Sweet Daddy”Greaney in 1990. Through the years Sweet Daddy has developed a loyal European following in Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland, and Austria. Touring overseas for the past ten years. Back home,the band tours regularly up and down the East Coast. Sweet Daddy looks forward to continuing to work at a successful Blues career which has already spanned over thirty years. He’s recorded with the likes of Matt “Guitar”Murphy from the Blues Brothers, Jaimoe, drummer for the Allman Brothers, Ken Johnson drummer for James Cotton. Most recently, Wally has worked with John Kay (Founder & Lead Singer of Steppenwolf ) recording a DVD / Video that was released in June of 2004 titled John Kay & Friends Live at The Renaissance Center. He’s also shared the stage with blues legends Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, James Cotton, KoKo Taylor, Junior Wells, Taj Mahal and BO Diddlie . Sweet Daddy's smoking lead vocals, full-bodied harmonica, and soulful saxophone along with Mark Easton's smoking Guitar add up to an unprecedented high energy Blues show that few bands can match. It’s only a matter of time until people in cities and towns across America repeat the words spoken by the eighty-year-old trucker whose phrase gave rise to the bands name: “Lawd have mercy, Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze is in town!” The european band of Wally Greaney are Uwe Herr (guitar, he already played on several tours and 1 CD of the band) & The Muddy Boots, Thomas Lipps on Bass and Peter Perfido on drums. Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze - "High Energy Blues" with Wally „Sweet Daddy“ Greaney from Connecticut, USA and his band. Out Now - the new CD: "Back For More". Line Up: Wally "Sweet Daddy" Greaney - vocals, harp, sax Thomas Lipps - bass Uwe Herr - guitar & vocals Peter Perfido - drums Discographie: Don´t Pass Me By (Kaleidoscope Rec., 1994) Live In France (Sweet Daddy Production, 1997) Blowin' Down The House (Sweet Daddy Production, 2001) Back For More (Sweet Daddy Production, 2004)