Alan James/Guitar and vocals
Jim Horn /Sax
Dee Murray/Bass
Roy Yeager/Drums
Producer/ Joe Khoury
Engineer/Bill Warner
Recorded at Sweet 16
94 Evelyn ave. Nashville,Tenn.37210
Influences
Johnny Winter,B. B. King,Dicky Betts, Duanne Allman, McKinnley Morganfield,
Chuck Berry,Larry Carlton, Jeff Beck,Eric Clapton,Robert Johnson,
Al Dimeola,Roy Buchannan,Rick Derringer,Albert Lee, Alvin Lee,Lightening Hopkins, Mississippi John Hurt,James Taylor,Dan Folgelberg,Bonnie Raitt,Joe Walsh,Tommy Bolin,Richie Blackmore, Les Dudek,Keb Mo
Alan James Hutchinson
P.O. Box 1024
Santa Margarita, CA 92453
Alan James Hutchinson is a proficient vocalist, guitarist and song writer. Throughout his carreer, Alan James has performed professionally, both as a lead guitarist/vocalist and acoustic soloist.He has also performed throughout the U.S. from Connecticut, Nantucket Island, Virginia, Florida, Chicago, Nashville and Arizona, and has opened for many well-known performers such as Joan Jett, B.T.O., Michael Bolton, Jefferson Starship and Rick Derringer.
While in Chicago, Alan performed with many renowned blues men such as Willie (Big Eyes) Smith (Muddy Waters' drummer for 19 years) and bassist Kenny Kinsey, son of Big Daddy Kinsey. In May 2004 Alan shared the stage with renowned rocker Rick Derringer for the Marathon,Fla. Off shore grand Prix Concert event.
In 1991 the world famous Blue Bird Cafe in Nashville, commissioned Alan to perform his original compositions for a national televised airing of an episode for " 48 hours". On his CD, "Alan James Break the ice" performing, are some of the Americas' top session players, including : Dee Murray, bassist from Elton John, Roy Yeager drummer for the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and Jim Horn, renowned session sax player from the Traveling Wilburys.
Although Alan has written and performed a variety of songs ranging from folk to rock to jazz fusion, his current musical aspirations lie in the blues and folk genres. Currently, Alan is pursuing his career performing a solo acoustic act and an electric blues/rock act.
