Joe "Mojo" Flambo - Harmonica/Vocals

Joe has been playing harp for over 30 years, being strongly influenced by the styles of Little Walter and Junior Wells. He played with a short-lived combo called "The Propagators" in New Orleans in the mid 70's and with the original southern rock band "Southwind" in Las Vegas in the 80's. He has had the priviledge to sit in with Robert Junior Lockwood in his hometown of Akron, Ohio and with Roosevelt Sykes and Professor Longhair while residing in New Orleans. Joe mostly enjoys being part of that "wall" of sound that has become the trademark for Wall Of Blues.

Jeff Miles - Guitar

Originating from the Motor City, Jeff's first bands in the 70's sported long hair and loud guitar. As a member of several Bay Area bands in the 80’s, he also attended the Guitar Institute of Technology. Jeff is also a talented vocalist who studied with Judy Davis. In the 90’s, Jeff formed his own band and played just about every bar in the Bay Area. In the new millennium he joined up with a San Francisco cover band and stayed there until landing a spot in Wall of Blues. He’s racked up over 25 years of lead guitar, delivering all manner of rock, blues, country and funk.

Peter "The Mayor" Loeb - Sax/Keys

Peter started playing in rock 'n' roll bands in Madison, Wisconsin when he was 17. With the Novells, and later the Cannons, he released regional hit singles and toured the Midwest. In St. Louis, he played free improv jazz rock with the Martians. In San Francisco, he has played and recorded with several bands, including Dr. Woo Woo (new wave), Montara (jazz funk), and the Tom Heavy Band (soul rock). But he says he just wants to play the blues ...

"Jersey" Jim Nestor - Lead Vocals

Singer and front man "Jersey" Jim cut his teeth playing bass and harp in rock and blues clubs scatterd throughout the New York/New Jersey area. Chasing a girl across country, Jim found himself playing bass in the ever-changing Fresno based blues/R&B band Showdown. For seven years, Showdown played festivals, nightclubs, dives, birthday parties and all things in between - including opening shows for Gatemouth Brown and Sugar Pie De Santo. For the next few years, Jim worked for one of Elvis' former guitar players, Jimmy Kay, as a freelance vocalist/bassist taking as many gigs as he could get, whether it be country, rock, gospel, even a few "lounge-jazz" gigs. After relocating to the Bay Area in 1999, Jim formed the solid 3-piece blues unit One More Mile, playing West Side Chicago blues, circa late '50s-early '60s. Jim, an absolute showman (or blues masochist, depending on how you look at it), now pulls double duty fronting both Wall Of Blues and One More Mile.

"Flyin" Brian Reynolds - Bass/Vocals

Brian got his musical start during the heyday of the Punk Rock era. His band, The Young Adults, opened for the Dead Kennedys at the infamous Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco in 1978. One of the bands posters made it in a coffee table book of rock posters, The Art of Rock. In the 1980s Brian played in numerous blues and R&B bands, such as Night Train, Chickenbone Blues Band and Dr. Blues and the Interns, playing the club circuit in the Bay Area. In the 1990s he played bass guitar and sang in The New Legacy Band, a popular dance band playing disco, funk, soul and R&B cover tunes. In 2000 Brian played in a rock band, Cheap Date, and a country/funk band, Balladyre.

Mike "The Machine" Winder - Percussion

Mike has been drumming in the Bay Area for over 20 years. Keeping a hard driving back beat for such styles as rock, funk, R & B, blues and punk. A few of the bands he's played with include The Reporters, The Distractions, and Tom Heavy with Wall Of Blues sax-man Peter Loeb. Mike's solid rhythm, laid back style and tasty licks make him a perfect fit for the up tempo blues grooves of Wall Of Blues.