Thanks to Matt Harrington for the live footage from the Boardwalk!
Joe on guitar and vocals
Matt on Drums
patrick on bass
Ryan on Guitar
Eric Barger on Trumpet
Levi Saelua (aka. The Sax Man)
Influences
stevie ray vaughn and eric clapton mainly, a little bb king and some other various artists
Green Light Blues! began in 2005 when four friends decided to form a blues rock band for the 2005 SN&R Jammies. Their early shows were characterized by the unbridled energy of their bassist Nick Peterson, the raw licks of Joe Grijalva, and the steady groove of Nick Rieger (guitar) and Patrick Sweeney (drums) rounding out the rest of the sound. Over time the band involved in both sound and membership, with the loss of the Nicks and the addition of Scott Donahue on drums (pat went to bass) and Ryan Meinders on second guitar. The new additions brought the band to a new level as Donahue injected pure energy into the group . Mr. Meinders also added a new dimension of musicality to the band. Not limited to rhythm playing, Ryan has proven to be an outstanding soloist and song writer. The group suffered a slight setback at the loss of Scott, but quickly recovered with the addition of Matt. A capable groove-master, Matt can handle anything the other guys through at him, from Rock to Reggae. The latest addition to the band is Levi Saelua on Saxophone, and allow me to assure you, this man can play! With a full lineup the guys are working on secure more gigs, writing new material, recording an album, and above all rocking out and having fun!
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Finally, we would like to introduce our entire album, "Pretend That We're Famous" on Itunes now! Just incase you dont already know :D Keep in touch~Sandlot Heroes
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