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TeraBlu

Tera Seville on lead vocals, Jimmy Seville on guitar & vocals,

Mojo Red on harp & vocals, David Morgensternand on bass and Dave Huey on drums

One of Colorado’s Top Rhythm and Blues, TeraBlu is a blend of professional musicians who can deliver the Blues in a way that will keep you dancing on the floor wanting more. Even if you’re not a dancer, your feet won’t stop tapping, as you hear some of the old songs that are sure to take you down memory lane. Whether it is Blues, Motown, R& B, or some deep Soulful sound, TeraBlu will deliver. These seasoned musicians are no strangers to the stage.

Lead Singer –Tera Seville

Sass with Class, Tera, ter’n it up on stage, has entertained audiences from Nashville to California. Winning 1st place in the Superstar Contest, in Southern California, she has appeared on Fox 6, and KOCT TV, going on to perform at Humphrey’s Backstage, in San Diego, Carlsbad and Encinitas Street Fair, and many other venues. Tera, has such a wide vocal range that’s sure to surprise you, her growl is delivered with a bite for more. Delivering notes with a full sound, she reaches out to her audience and grabs them, note for note she will take your soul on ride of excitement, and into a flurry of fun.

Lead Guitarist & Vocals - Jimmy Seville

You will be mesmerized with his style of playing. Jimmy has captivated an audience’s attention more than once by delivering an unbelievable performance with his talent. He truly has a love and fiery passion for the guitar. If you listen close enough, you can almost hear what the guitar is saying to you, as he will take it to that level. He is one of Colorado’s finest, and most talented, musicians. Jimmy has an extreme knowledge of music. He has been playing since the age of 13, and has developed a strong library of songs, which accounts for his diverse delivery and ability to rock your inner soul. His energy is contagious! Watch his fingers see if you can follow them playing, as he is sure to give a performance every time like it’s your first. You will walk away shaking your head with the wonder, and awe, thinking; "Did I really see that?"

Harmonica & Vocals - Mo Jo Red

Aka Ken Mergentime, is a Denver-based musician and harmonica instructor who first fell in love with music through the blues. His lifelong devotion to the Mississippi Saxophone began in high school when he first heard Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller) play live with the Yardbirds, several years before Magic Dick and The J. Geils Band came out the definitive harmonica anthem, “Whammer Jammer.” His musical influences include titans of the blues such as Little Walter, George Smith and Walter Horton, but also modern harp legends such as Charlie Musselwhite, William Clarke, Jason Ricci, Dennis Gruenling and Chris Michalek. Before joining up with TeraBlu, Mojo played harp with several bands, including the Jump Start Blues Band, (founded by the inimitable Jimmy Seville). Mojo Red plays a range of styles on both diatonic and chromatic harmonicas, is active member in Denver’s Mile High Harmonica Club, and a member of international Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica (SPAH). Mojo Red is flat out one of the best harmonica players in Coloraldo!

Drummer- Dave Huey

Dave plays with power and soul deep within, delivering a confident style that gets your attention and holds you there beckoning for more. Dave’s no stranger to Colorado’s music scene. His drumming is like the beat of life that feeds into the umbilical cord of your soul, you can’t escape his performance without feeling connected. Close your eyes and with each beat of his drums, you are sure to step your way closer to the dance floor as his playing lures you to express yourself.

Bassist - David Morgenstern

On clear summer days, growing up under the snow capped peaks of Colorado, David Morgenstern always felt the music in his heart. His Mother played piano, and he always asked her to boogie-woogie. It made him jump and laugh. During the day while his Father worked, the garage was empty and all his. With a record player, tennis racket, electric cord and suitcase, he would mime an electric guitar playing through an amp. He charged the neighborhood kids one cent for the show.

Times have changed but the money still seems the same. Playing music has brought him close to a lot of people. He has thumped the bass with some very inspiring musicians from the great blues bars of Chicago and east. Letting music flow through his veins, he played many road houses and festivals traveling the Midwest to the south and through the western states.