Diamond Bob and The Alley Sneakers

Former Alley Sneakers Biographies Main Players' Biographies

	David "Quiet" Wyatt Keyboard/Vocals Dave was born into a musical legacy in California's Central Valley. Growing up as the youngest in a family of musicians, David was exposed to all kinds of music. His keyboard versatility includes the worlds of pop, funk, fusion, blues, and jazz. You can hear some of Dave's songs at ReverbNation. David has performed professionally with Isaac Hayes, Chaka Khan, Ronnie Beck, Lady Bo, Jeff Henry, Pete Escovedo, JC Smith Band, Dennis Dove, Demetrius Collins, William Barnett, and Duane Goldberg.

	Rick "T-Bone" Campbell Bass Has been playing bass for over 30 years. He started at the age of 17, playing in local bands in the Philadelphia suburbs, where his family is from. Rick had the opportunity to play with many very gifted musicians during his two tours with the US Air Force. Having lived on both coasts and continuously playing music with the people he found around him has made for a very well rounded experience base. His biggest influences are Billy Sheehan and Jack Bruce. Rick has recorded with artists in Omaha, Nebraska , and in the Sacramento Metro area, where he now resides. He has been playing blues almost exclusively for the last 10 years.

	Randy "Blue Boy" Carey Guitar/Vocals Born in Los Angeles, his Dad got the ball rolling with my first guitar at age 7. Self taught with the help of many influences from the cowboy music of the 50's and 60's (thanks, Dad) and big band, blues, and pop (thanks, Mom). Influences include Chet Atkins, the three Kings (BB, Albert, Freddie,) Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and Tommy Emanuel. Active in the Sierra Blues Society and the Sacramento Blues Society, has coordinated the Wednesday night pro jam at Louie's in Rancho Cordova for many years. Recordings include his original album, "Better Days Ahead" (© Randrock Productions 1997, all rights reserved.) Has played in many bands including Crossroads (1982-84), Allen Clemmons and Sound (1982-85), Dave Coombs Trio (1994-97), Dram (1996-97), Randy Carey and Friends (2006-present), and Wingnut Adams Blues Band (2009-2010). Credits his loving wife, Kimmi, as his inspiration to play music through her support, encouragement, and involvement in the blues societies alongside him.

	Bobby "The Mighty" Quinn Drums Grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. At 13, bought and restored his first drum kit. Quinn quickly sought out some friends down the block, his first band was formed. Played with early projects like The Rage, Death Wish, and Jinks. Backed local country artists Brian Keith and Dave Russell, local Rockers Tom Foolery and Rubber Band, and blues players Fat Fingers and Marshal Law.

	Dan Powers Drums Dan is a veteran of the rhythm and blues stage. He cut his teeth in the Northeast, toured the Southeast, and has been working in the California music scene for the past 18 years. He has opened for Roy Buchanan, played with Peter Tork of The Monkees, and has shared the stage with many blues greats. His "in the pocket" philosophy combined with the ability of adding color at the appropriate moments keeps his music calendar very full. In the past Dan has led his own big band and has a degree in Electronic Music Composition from the University of South Florida. Dan counts Joe Morello, Alan White, Carl Palmer, Art Blakey, and Max Roach among his influences.