Album Notes

David Brewer and The Intimidators

David Brewer. Big? Yeah! Intimidating? Maybe. Dull? Never! And definitely talented. All those years of playing blues rooms have accomplished a very good thing. They've created a seasoned player with a sly knack for catchy songwriting, monster guitar chops and near genre-perfect banged-up vocals.
Brewer's been living the life of a bluesman for 35 years. Although he was born and still lives in Seattle, his mom is from Florida and his dad is from Tennessee. He went to high school in Hawaii with Gabby Pahinui's kids. He's part Seminole and very proud of his American Indian heritage. After a tour in Vietnam, in 1969, he made his way back to Seattle via Texas. Once back, he toured for 2 1/2 years with Albert Collins. David has toured Europe constantly
since 1994, He's won The Washington Blues Society's awards for "Best Guitar Player" and "Best Songwriter" several times, and is in "The Hall of Fame "He has weathered good times and bad and shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the blues.

Recordings Include:
* David's latest record is titled"Ghost Dance(2008)
* "Absolutely"©(2005)
* "All Tore Down"©(1995)
* "Bad Habits"© (1990)
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* In 1997,Chicago blues harp legend, Carey Bell covered David's song Bad Habits on his Alligator release Good Luck Man.
* In 1997, Bad Habits was the title song on Oakland's Matthew Robinsons Fodora Records release.
* In 1995, Canadian blues rocker, Collin James also covered Bad Habits as the title cut on his JUNO award-winning Warner Bros./Canada album.
* In the early 90's, English blues man, Long John Baldry covered Brewer's You Wanna Dance on his Still Ain't Easy album released on the Stoney Plain label.

"The blues are life with the dull parts left out".....D. Brewer


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