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About the Band The Johnny Boots Band is one of the areas most talented blues infused bands. They perform original music and classic songs from Freddie, Albert and BB King, Howlin' Wolf, Guitar Slim, Johnny Winter, SRV, JLV to Jimi Hendrix and beyond. The band features guitar slinger/singer Johnny Boots (Giannicchi). Johnny has played with internationally recognized blues greats like Buddy Guy, Johnny "Clyde" and daughter Shemekia Copeland, Shirley King (Yes, BB's daughter), Hook Herrera (Harp with Gov't Mule), Mason Casey, Innersole as well as local artists like, Chris Cross, George Baker, Joe Taino and the Blue Flames and David Kolker, among others. While influenced by so many of the blues greats of yesterday, Johnny adds his soul, feeling and imagination to create his unique sound today. Thom “Gilly” Gilbert on drums and Pete Bennett on bass add up to a rock solid rhythm section, eager to explore the boundaries of where the groove can take you. Don't miss an opportunity to catch a show. Better yet, ask your favorite club to book "The Johnny Boots Band"!!!! What are people saying about Johnny Boots and The Johnny Boots Band? "Johnny Boots Band, 'Everybody's Got to Eat' (Boot in Yur Ear) - Fairfield guitarist Johnny 'Boots' Giannicchi burns up the fretboard on a set of blues-rock originals, a funkified version of Jimi Hendrix's "Fire" and a rock-solid cover of 'Crosscut Saw' (recorded by Albert King, among others). Giannicchi plays with a thick, dirty guitar tone sure to thrill electric blues fans, and sings in a voice that fits with the blues without ever sounding forced. He swings, he shuffles and he rocks, making 'Eat' tasty indeed.Eric R. Danton - The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT "I was knocked out by your new cd and sent it to Living Blues as one of my top 25 for July." "I have fallen in love with this CD...I think this CD is loaded with hits" "How about this band? Put your hands together for the guitar player (Johnny)!" "Nice job out there man you sounded great" "He (Johnny) sounds really good" "You sound real good man" "Johnny you sound great!" "That is a really good song" ("Little Lady") "Johnny can really play!" |