Mojo Gurus
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| The Mojo Gurus |
| Origin |
Saint Petersburg, Florida |
| Genres |
Hard Rock, Blues Rock and Rock n Roll |
| Years active |
2000 to Present |
| Associated acts |
Roxx Gang |
The Mojo Gurus are an American rock band that originally featured singer Kevin Steele, guitarists Stacey Blades and Jeff Vitolo, bassist Vinnie Granese, and drummer Tommy Weder, all of whom also played as Roxx Gang. Formed as an alter-ego of Roxx Gang the Gurus quickly established their own identity as a separate entity. Blades, Vitolo and Weder have since left the band. The guitar playing is now being handled by Doc Lovett. Doc formerly led the Tampa Bay area band known as Doc Lovett and the Blues Punks, which at one time included Gurus bassist Vinnie Granese. Tampa, Florida native Sean Doyle now mans the drum seat. In 2005 the band signed with Empire Music Works and put out the Jack Douglas (Aerosmith, N.Y. Dolls, John Lennon) produced "Shakin' In The Barn". In November 2008 The Mojo Gurus signed a multi-album record deal with True North Records. The Toronto-based label is distributed by Universal Records in Canada and by Koch Records in the United States.
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