Keith Gamble

Male

Freeport, PA

United States

Profile Information:

Favorite blog
http://www.pittsburghlivemusic.com
Pittsburgh Connection
I moved to Pittsburgh in 1974 from New York and decided to stay. I've played bass since I was 16. Mostly blues, funk, some R&B and rock.
Favorite Pittsburgh musicians/performers
For jazz - Kenny Blake
Favorite Jazz Radio or media station
WDUQ/WYEP
About Me:
I'm the bass player for Bobby Hawkins & The Blues Train as well as The RumpShakers project. I also sit in with different bands and musicians for gigs and open stages including Dave Yoho's YinZide Out shows.

I have played bass as an amatur and professionally for 30 some odd years in New York and Pennsylvania. A wonderful guitarist now living in Ireland, Rick Harris, is responsible for getting me into playing the bass. So it is his fault.

I play blues, funk and R&B, also, recently rediscovered my love of 60s & 70s blues rock power trios, Cream, Johnny Winters, Mountain, Rory Gallagher, James Gang, Grand Funk, Robin Trower, probably more that I forgot...) The Golden Age of Blues Rock if you will.

http://www.myspace.com/gamblekeith
Website:
http://www.myspace.com/gamblekeith
Artist or Fan
artist, fan, industry professional

Comment Wall:

  • Dr. Nelson Harrison

    Welcome Keith,

    I may have heard you play. Jazz and blues are really the same music but the journalists have made it seem otherwise. I play with the Blues Orphans and have my own blues band called "Blue to the Bone." I may consider changing it to "Blew to the Bone." :-) I'm sure you have many friends here already and will make many more and pick up some new fans in the process.
  • jackie day

    Hey Keith Gamble! Thanks for the blues show last night; Ms. B and I had a friggin blast...will keep you informed about adding your rocking bass to Barbara's band. Hopefully sooner than later, as we're looking to get her on stage asap. -jackie day
  • Buddy Chase

    Back at you Keith. You are a monster player. No smoke blowin here your tops. See ya this Sat at Hilltoppers.
    Buddy Chase