TERRY QUIETT BAND – A NIGHT AT THE
ORPHEUM |
The explosive new live album “A
Night at the Orpheum” from rising talent the Terry Quiett Band is now
available!
Once again the TQB teamed up with Grammy-winning producer Jim
Gaines (Stevie Ray Vaughan, Carlos Santana, Steve Miller Band, George
Thorogood, Luther Allison, Albert Collins) to capture the no-holds-barred
energy and excitement of their live show in 15 tracks, which features 5 new,
unreleased originals and 3 crowd-favorite covers!
LISTEN TO TRACKS FROM A NIGHT AT THE
ORPHEUM
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“The ultimate test for an
electric guitarist is cutting it in a trio context and the ‘Kansas Tornado’
Terry Quiett leaves absolutely no doubt as to his bonafides. Following two
acclaimed studio CDs, he, bassist Aaron Underwood and drummer Rodney Baker have
created a lasting “record” of what they do best – rock an audience until they
shake, rattle and roll.
No amount of technique can ever make up for a
lack of passion or commitment to the music. Terry Quiett has an extraordinary
amount of each to generously share with his many loyal fans. It is a rare
harmonic convergence not to be missed.” ~ Dave Rubin, 2005 KBA winner in
Journalism
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“Proof a live band needs to kick it
out in a live setting. The rising blues power trio brings the energy and soul to
the stage and the crowd responds enthusiastically in anything but a polite way.
Hot and heavy, playing like they mean it, this is sure to make any geezer want
to relive their college days the next time they turn off the car radio to avoid
one more flavor of the month that’s already melting. Hot stuff.” ~ Chris
Spector, for Midwest
Record
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“Wow, these guys are hot…a strong
singer and wrings the neck of the guitar till it cry’s out for Mama. He doesn’t
sound like he’s trying to copy anyone…it’s a special quality some people are
just born with. There have only been a few concerts in town in the past year
that I have missed that I should have seen and this is one of them.” ~ Bman’s
Blues Report
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Since 2006 the Terry Quiett Band
has logged 200,000+ miles and played over four-hundred shows across America’s
Heartland. From 6th Street in Austin to Beale Street in Memphis, they’ve
mesmerized audiences with their original and contemporary blues-soaked sound.
They’ve also paid their share of dues (and tolls) traveling the Rocky Mountains
of Denver, the blue grass of Kentucky, and every state in between, winning fans
and expanding their core grassroots audience with each performance.
Their
self-produced 2008 CD titled “Cut the Rope” sold out and helped spread
TQB’s inventive blues-rock to over 300 hundred radio stations worldwide
(including tracks spun on syndicated blues shows such as: Bluesville XM, Blues
Deluxe and House of Blues Blues-mobile, and being ranked on the Top 20 radio
chart in Maine for three consecutive months).
But it was their 2011 album
“Just My Luck” recorded with world renowned, Grammy-winning producer
Jim Gaines (Stevie Ray Vaughan, Carlos Santana, Steve Miller Band, George
Thorogood, Luther Allison, Albert Collins) that really raised the stakes
and their profile to another level. It received glowing reviews across the globe
and was in the Top 100 most played albums of 2011 on the Root Music Report Blues
Chart.
In early 2012 they reunited with producer Jim Gaines to record a
live album in the historic Orpheum Theatre in Wichita, KS. “A Night at the
Orpheum” was just released and has already received extremely positive
response from radio across the country (including being added to syndicated
programs Blues Deluxe and At The Crossroads and debuting at
#34 on the Roots Music Report Blues Chart).
Along the way the Terry
Quiett Band has shared the stage with international guitar legends including
B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Robert Cray, Los Lonely Boys, 38 Special, the
Doobie Brothers, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Walter
Trout, Robin Trower, Tab Benoit, Eric Sardinas, Albert Cummings, Robert Randolph
and the Family Band, Bernard Allison, Bugs Henderson, Gary Hoey, and Anthony
Gomes as well as numerous talented regional artists.
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A Night
at the Orpheum is available from these
online retailers:
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