Thaddeus Hogarth – Thank You

Thaddeus appeared at the 2022 FOA. https://thaddeushogarth.com/

“… It’s hard not to believe in Hogarth … – Billboard Magazine

“… Take a healthy dose of Sly and The Family Stone, add a liberal pinch of Stevie Wonder, put on your dancing shoes and boogie to the music of Thaddeus Hogarth …– –Bruce Gelerman, NPR.

“… Guitar Virtuoso …”– Boston Globe

Thaddeus Hogarth continues his musical evolution as an award-winning singer/songwriter, balancing it with his career as guitar faculty at Boston’s famed Berklee College of Music.  Born in England and raised in St. Kitts, West Indies, multi-instrumentalist Thaddeus Hogarth brings a diverse set of musical influences to his current Boston-based project. As an original recording artist, he leads a powerhouse unit delivering a collection of serious funk-rock R&B tunes that make you stop, listen and groove.  The lineup includes David Buda on bass (Boston Pops), Grammy winner Mark Walker on drums (Arturo Sandoval/Paquito D’Rivera) and Kim Araiza on keyboards and backing vocals.  Thaddeus has previously shared the bill or stage with the likes of such legends as Tower of Power, Ernie Isley, Average White Band, Fred Wesley (James Brown), Bernie Worrell (Parliament Funkadelic), Matt Schofield, Steve Kimock, The Neville Brothers, Eric Gales, Johnny Winter, Donald Harrison and James Montgomery.

The Thaddeus Hogarth Band was one of only 24 music acts that were hand-picked to represent Bose nationwide in a program to launch their award-winning Personalized Amplification System (™) family of products. This unique cutting-edge sound system has changed the way live music is amplified and recorded, and was used to record Thaddeus’ 4th solo CD, Live at Bose (Higher Ground Records) which earned him his second Independent Music Award for R&B/Blues.

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