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DALLAS HODGE brings infectious Motor City Rockin’ Blues, a booming voice, a comfortable fun loving persona that revs up crowds reminiscent of blues rocker’s like Bob Seger. Dallas and his brother Catfish formed the Catfish Hodge Band , in 1970 recording several al- bums together. In 1978, he moved to Santa Cruz, and teamed up with guitarist Steve Marriott of Humble Pie fame. In 1983, he moved to Los Angeles where he and Catfish formed the Hodge Brothers Band. Regulars included members of Aerosmith, Bonnie Raitt, Jeff Golub, Teegarden & VanWinkl, Bob Seger and the Robbie Krieger Band. Dallas was also featured prominently on Catfish's Chicken Legs album. DALLAS & “ CANNED HEAT” . In 2000, he became the front man for the legendary band CANNED HEAT , one of the headliners at the original Woodstock Festival. Known for such hits as Lets Work Together, Goin Up The Country and On The Road Again. "I knew I had some big shoes to fill" says Dallas. Even though Bob "The Bear" Hite had passed away quite some time ago, it was a challenge he met head- on. Dallas Hodge is a name that commands instantaneous stage presence. He's the bas- tard son of a Detroit roadhouse ... warp-speed to present day; I Need A Holiday is a stellar record co-produced by Tom MacLear of Rod Stewart and Annie Lennox fame and takes care of the slide, pedal steel, mandolin and Dobro. Other band members include Rick Solem - Piano, Terry Wilson - Bass, Tony Braunagel - drums (Taj Mahal, Bonnie Raitt), Larry Zack - drums (Jackson Browne, Joan Armatrading) Tom MacLear - Pedal Steel, Bot- tleneck Slide & Dobro, Mandolin, (Rod Stewart, Badfinger,The Dirt Band, Teresa James - Backing vocals, Kelly Clan- ton - Backing vocals (Big Brother & Holding Company, Joe Cocker, Skip Van Winkl - Hammond B3 (Bob Seger, Eric Burden), Lee Thornburg - Trumpet (Tower of Power, Rod Stewart), David Woodford - Sax (Bonnie Raitt, Don Henley), Garret Atkins - Trombone. Management: Bookings: TUNNELL INTERNATIONAL GRUNTWERKS PRODUCTIONS - Boise 208-938-9540 / 208-939-6955 fax 208– 345-6964 / 331-7951 fax Email: [email protected] GRUNTWERKS PRODUCTIONS S.W. - Phoenix Review Album tracks at 602-689-8053 www.tunnellinternational.com www.gruntwerksproductions.com .

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