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BOOGIE BIO (e-mail: boog@boog.com)

Boogie Bob Baldori has been a mainstay of blues, boogie and rock in the midwest
for 40 years. He has performed hundreds of dates in every major and minor venue
from Detroit to Chicago, LA to New York to the White House for President
Clinton. In addition to recording and performing his own material, Boogie Bob
has produced and engineered over 200 albums. He also wrote and starred in I'M
ALMOST FAMOUS, a rock/musical that had four successful productions starting at
the Boarshead Theater in Lansing, Michigan, moving to the Wharton Center at
MSU,  the Apollo Theater in Chicago and in 1998 at The Limelight Theater,
Toronto.  He also combines a law practice with his recording/performing career,
representing many clients in the entertainment field.

He is now working on a new CD titled THRILL NIGHT, a rambunctious collection of
rock, blues and boogie that will demonstrate again why this legendary performer
is king of the keyboards. Deep roots in vintage Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Sonny
Boy Williamson and Memphis Slim are obvious but there is nothing dated about
Boogie Bob's music.

Baldori started his career in the late sixties in Detroit with his group, The
Woolies, and soon released a national hit, WHO DO YOU LOVE. In the following
years, in addition to touring and performing extensively and recording on his
own, he backed up Chuck Berry, playing hundreds of dates and recording two
albums with Mr. Berry. In addition to Berry, Boogie Bob worked with many other
blues and rock legends, including Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Luther Allison,
Tom Rush, Del Shannon , Hubert Sumlin and Bo Diddley. Along the way he developed
a style of piano playing heavily influenced by boogie and the relentless blues
styles of Lafayette Leake, Otis Spann, James Booker and Johnny Johnson. If you
like classic, no holds barred rock & roll piano boogie, this is for you!

BOOGIE STOMP!

Boogie Stomp! is a documentary film that will tell the story of boogie woogie,
its origins, subsequent history and ongoing development.  Boogie Stomp! will
also tell the story of the amazing Bob Seeley.  Bob Seeley spent his formative
years playing with Meade Lux Lewis and other jazz greats in the 1950s and early
60s. Over the years Seeley has become known as the best boogie woogie and stride
player in the world.

A few years ago Seeley met Bob Baldori at a boogie woogie festival in honor of
the late Johnny Johnson, Chuck Berry's original piano player.  Baldori had been
playing piano and harmonica with Berry since 1966.   In addition to fronting his
own group he had spent years playing blues, boogie and backbeat rock and roll in
Chicago and Detroit.

Boogie Stomp! documents how the basic elements of boogie woogie - rhythm and
improvisation over a blues form - became the backbone of American music.  It is
an exploration of the relationship between blues, jazz, boogie, swing, stride,
rock, R & B and contemporary pop music.

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