Voodoo DeVille Band Members

	Ray Bentley a.k.a. "T-Bone"	Bass Guitar

	Buddy Cleveland a.k.a. "Pops"	Harp, Vocals
	Harp player and vocalist Buddy Cleveland grew up in Rockville, MD. He had the privilege of seeing Muddy Waters at a live show in the late '70's. It was immediately clear that Muddy was the real deal and he started down the road with the blues and hasn't looked back. He picked up the harp shortly after that but didn't get too serious until he got to know the outstanding DC area blues guitarist Mike "Junior" Tash of the Bad Influence Band. Mike gave him lots of encouragement and even invited Buddy sit in with his band on occasion. In 1999, after moving to the Philadelphia area, Buddy joined the group ultimately became the Voodoo DeVille band. He also performs regularly with the Union Street Blues, Porkroll Project, and Smokehouse Ramblers. Buddy is an avid harp gear collector. Click here to check out his gear page.
	Paul Cleveland a.k.a. "Cannonball"	Tenor Saxophone
	Paul, originally from Gaithersburg, MD, started playing piano and clarinet early in elementary school and played in concert bands, symphonic bands, and marching bands all the way through high school. When he was a sophomore in high school, he wanted to try out for the high school jazz band so he started to play the saxophone just a month or so before the jazz band auditions were to be held. Not only did he pass the audition, he ultimately became the first tenor for the jazz band. He's been a lover of blues and swing from a very early age. By the time he was a junior in high school he was playing the tenor saxophone regularly with the Voodoo DeVille band. Paul is currently a student at Villanova University and also plays with the Union Street Blues band.
	Steve Cocchi a.k.a. "The Professor"	Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
	Steve, originally from Folsom, PA, started his musical career as drummer, but as a teenager in the late '70's, he followed in the footsteps of his older brother Bob (an accomplished guitarist and Berklee College of Music graduate) and took up the guitar. He's been playing in bands ever since. For a number of years after high school, he worked as a full time musician and during that period learned to play keyboards. Soon he was playing keys more than the guitar. During this time he played in just about every type of band imaginable -- Classic Rock, Southern Rock, Motown, Pop, and even Country & Western. In 2001, Steve joined Voodoo DeVille, his first foray into the blues. He plays both keyboards and guitar with Voodoo DeVille and also performs both lead and backing vocals. Steve also plays regularly with Union Street Blues and the Smokehouse Ramblers.
	George Dulchinos a.k.a. "Rooster"	Guitar

	John Gooding a.k.a. "The Delaware Destroyer"	Drums