The King Brothers (blues group)
Appearance
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The King Brothers are an American blues group led by drummer Sam King and guitarist Lee King. They released two albums, Turnin' Up The Heat in 1997,[1] and Mo' Heat in 2001.[2][3]
References
[edit]- ^ Living Blues - Issues 143-148 1999 p. 66 "KING BROTHERS TURNIN UP THE HEAT."
- ^ Big City Blues -2001 Volume 7 p.48 "Brothers Sam on drums and Lee on Guitar make up the core of the King Brothers. ... Among the most infectious is track 4, "Miniskirt," a really soul rockin' song of the flesh that plays well on the age-old mind, body and soul love triangle, as if to say, "Where's the party, I want the party, give me the party".
- ^ Jim O'Neal, Amy van Singel The Voice of the Blues: Classic Interviews from Living Blues - 2013 "Yeah, there's Lee King—that's my cousin. Two of 'em: Lee King, and the other one's Sam King, and a cat named Kevin Burton on organ, and the bass player's name is Junior Thompson [Marcel] Thompson Jr. The King Brothers, Sam and Lee, are now recording on their own.] ."