Texas Slim
Texas Slim
guitar/vocals		 Texas Slim could very well be a reincarnate of a passed soulful singer who plays guitar and is once again carving out a niche in music history. Born and raised in Dallas, TX Slim from an early age met and played with the great Alex Moore, (who first recorded the blues in 1929) and later Little Joe Blue. In March of 2002 Slim released his second solo effort "I Have Arrived" which includes the talents of Aaron Comess (Spin Doctors). In addition to his own records, Slim has record and toured with Cold Blue Steel, Randy McAllister, FOAMY (New Bohemians) and has graced the stages of the House of Blues as well as one of the first artists to ever play a Hard Rock Cafe.

GEAR

    AMPLIFIERS

  • Dr. Z Maz 38 Sr. (Primary Amp)
  • Fender Super Reverb
  • Fender Vibrolux


    •     GUITARS

  • Gibson Les Paul (various models)
  • Gibson SG Standard Black
  • Gibson Flying V faded
  • Fender Stratocaster
  • Brian Paul local Dallas builder (various models)


    •     STRINGS

  • GHS Boomers - Medium

    •     PEDALS

  • BOSS - TU-2 Tuner
  • IBANEZ - Tube Screamer
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    Joey Love
    Joey Love
    guitar/vocals    		 Joey Love hit the Texas Music Scene in 1995 forming the Blues Xpress and to date has two independently released CD's. After landing in the Texas scene from Pennsylvania in 1979 Joey was immediately sucked in by the blues all around him. Suddenly Texas Greats like The Fabulous Thunderbirds, ZZ Top, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Freddie King, Johnny Winter among others were screaming out his stereo as Joey literally locked himself in his room to learn this sound that overcame his soul. Now today it's embedded in his fingers and heart and shows with every note that sings from his guitar. Now by joining forces with Texas Slim the guitar duo is something that's been long overdue in the blues scene and something you just have to see for yourself. Check out Joey's own web site

    GEAR

        AMPLIFIERS

  • Two Rock Custom Reverb Signature (Primary Amp) w/2x12 Two Rock Cabinet w/Tone Tubby Speakers, Mojo 2x10 cab (smaller venues) w/ Tone Tubby Alnico 10's
  • 72' Fender Super Reverb (w/Craig Wallace Mods)
  • 64' Fender Deluxe
  • Matchless Chieftain 2x12 (Sampson era)


    •     GUITARS
  • Paul Reed Smith McCarty Goldtop w/P90's
  • Paul Reed Smith McCarty w/Indian Rosewood Neck
  • Paul Reed Smith Cherry Burst Single Cut
    •     plus: various Gibsons and Fenders rarely make an     appearance


        STRINGS

  • GHS Eric Johnson Nickel Rockers - Custom Medium

    •     PEDALS
  • VOX Wah (modded)
  • Ibanez TS-808 Re-issue (modded by Robert Keeley
  • Chicago Iron Tycobrahe Octavia)
  • T-Rex - Tremster
  • T-Rex - Replica
  • Sweetsound - Mojo Vibe
  • Option 5 - Destination Rotation
  • Voodoo Labs - Pedal Power 2 Plus
  • BOSS - TU-2 Tuner

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    Bill Cornish
    Bill Cornish
    bass/vocals    		 Bill Cornish has been a working musican in the Dallas area for over 9 years. Aside from being a sound/recording engineer Bill has taken his bass skills on the road playing for Little Joe Blue, Pop's Carter, Texas Slim and the Gems, Smokin' Joe Kubeck with Bnois King, Randy McAllister and Andrew "Jr. Boy" Jones and in 2000 joined forces with Joey Love in the Blues Xpress. In late 2001 Bill and Joey decided on a new direction and that was the formation of the Love Machine with Texas Slim and Jimmy Morgan getting on board. The rest is history in the making,
    Jimmy Morgan
    Jimmy Morgan
    drums    		 Jimmy Morgan is the pulse of the band and the quote "Dynamite come in small packages" fits Jimmy to a 'T'. In just a few short years on the Dallas scene, he has placed himself on the "A" list of being one of Dallas' premier drummers. His talents have been called upon time and time again as he has recorded and toured extensively with Randy McAllister, Andrew "Jr Boy" Jones and toured Europe and the U.S. with Jim Suhler (George Thorogood's guitarist) as the drummer in Monkeybeat.
    THE STORY

    It was late in the year 2001 and to this day it has proven to be a wonderful year for music with the birth of the Love Machine. Joey Love and Bill Cornish have known each other for several years. Bill had been an occasional sound engineer for Joey's band the Blues Xpress and when Joey needed a bass player he called upon Bill who had recently been on tour with Jimmy Morgan and Texas Slim backing up Randy McAllister. After a year and a half of performing with Bill in the Blues Xpress, Joey sensed he needed a new direction which came one night in the back of a club in Dallas, TX. There was Texas Slim and Joey Love talking about wanting to form a band with another guitarist and as they say 'the rest is history'. This truly has been a musical match made in heaven, neither Slim or Joey try to outdo the other but, actually compliment each which exudes in the music that transcends from the stages they perform.

    REVIEW - Texas Happenings Magazine - July 2004

    REVIEW - Our debut performance in Dallas!

    REVIEW - Texas Slim's "I Have Arrived".
    Publication: Southwest Blues Magazine