THE TOASTMEN SET LIST
Rolling Man/Fleetwood Mac*
Cold Shot/Stevie Ray Vaughn*
I May Be Wrong/Ten Years After*
Thunderbird/ZZTop*
Squealer/AC/DC*
Digging A Hole/Big Sugar*
Miss You/Rolling Stones*
Telephone Song/BB King*
Black Magic Woman/Fleetwood Mac*
Fool For Your Stockings/ZZTop*
Riverboat Fantasy/David Wilcox*
Going Down/Jeff Beck*
Let The Good Times Roll/Stevie Ray Vaughn*
Oh Well/Fleetwood Mac*
Joint was Rockin'/Rolling Stones*
New Orleans Is Sinking/Tragically Hip*
Just Got Paid/ZZTop*
Downtown Came Uptown/David Wilcox*
Trouble No More/Rolling Stones*
Boom Boom Boom/John Lee Hooker*
Jesus Left Chicago/ZZTop*
Crossroads/Eric Clapton*
Stratus/Jeff Beck*
Homeward Strut/Tommy Bolin*
Man Of Many Words/BB King*
Done Somebody Wrong/Allman Bros.*
Blow Wind Blow/Muddy Waters*
Day Of The Eagle/Robin Trower*
You Don't Love Me/Allman Bros.*
Texas Flood/Stevie Ray Vaughn*
Brown Sugar/ZZTop*
Stoned Woman/Ten Years After*
Bridge Of Sighs/Robin Trower*
Manic Depression/Jimi Hendrix*
Watch Out/Fleetwood Mac*
Waiting On The Bus/ZZTop*
Hundredth Meridian/Tragically Hip*
Still My Woman/BB King*
Sympathy For The Devil/Rolling Stones*
Whipping Post/Allman Bros.*
Tin Pan Alley/Stevie Ray Vaughn*
The Luxury/Tragically Hip*
Blow At High Dough/Tragically Hip*
THE TOASTMEN are a Rock n' Blues act from the Windsor area. They've managed to entertain a great number of people from all walks of life at many clubs and events throughout Windsor and surrounding areas. They first jumped on the scene back in 1992 as THE POWDERED TOASTMEN and, with the exception of a short hiatus in 2005, haven't stopped performing since. It was clear early on that the band had close ties with the sound of the Tragically Hip. Realizing their strengths, the band decided to pursue a side tribute project aptly titled THE HIP MISSION. In following years, with the uprise of grunge, they found themselves also taking on a Pearl Jam tribute titled VITOLOGY. As grunge came and went, so did the call for such tribute acts and THE POWDERED TOASTMEN decided to continue on as a rock radio cover band. A handful of personnel changes and the demands of life in general (work, family) caused the band to take a short break in 2005. Unable to deny their passion for performing, the band regrouped and dropped the first part of their name, simply becoming THE TOASTMEN. Recharged and ready to entertain, the band also changed their format from top 40 radio rock to a set of red hot blues numbers that anyone could identify with and enjoy. With soulful vocals, white hot guitar riffs, and a rock solid rhythm section, THE TOASTMEN have something to offer to anyone who can appreciate the power and passion of music.
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