JAMDADDY IS YOUR BAY AREA BAND

FOCUSING ON AUTHENTIC RENDITIONS OF ROCK AND ROLL, BLUES, AND POP!

Upcoming Event

JamDaddy @ Chicken Pie Shop

March 2, 8:30 pm

Chicken Pie Shop 1251 Arroyo Way Walnut Creek, CA

Thank you all who donated to help families in need from the Paradise fire. Thanks to you we’ve raised over $800!

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Chicken Pie Shop

JamDaddy @ Chicken Pie Shop

March 2, 2019

8:30 pm

MEET THE BAND!

JamDaddy is fast becoming one of the Bay Area’s premier acts for authentic renditions of rock and roll, blues, and pop. The band draws from an extensive catalog of classic and recent hits and nuggets, as well as JamDaddy originals. As the band continues to get their act together, visit often for news, media, and articles on the band, their music and influences, upcoming events, and more. Look for more JamDaddy news soon!

CLIFF FITTERER

A native of Northern California with music in his genes, Cliff is a lifelong guitar player. He has formed and performed in numerous bands over the years playing rhythm /lead guitar and singing backup vocals. He loves many genres but was influenced heavily by classic, southern, and country rock

JEFF VANDE WEGE

Jeff has been playing piano since he was 7 – classical music to impress his piano teacher and pop/rock to impress the girls. Graduating from USC with a music degree, he is also a singer and songwriter with many songs and compositions to his credit.

SANDY HUGHES

Bass and Trombone player Dr. Sandy Hughes has played on many continents and stages from Sydney to Shanghai, Monterey to Monaco. He has performed with many jazz greats such as Clark Terry, Phil Woods, Bob Mintzer, Louis Bellson, Chuck Mangione. Playing in the Stanford Band in the 70′s prepared him well for his place in JamDaddy.

TIM BIGONESS

Tim Bigoness has been playing drums and performing in bands since the 1970’s, studying with Bay Area jazz drummer Dave DeMarche and playing at such legendary venues as San Francisco’s Mabuhay Gardens, Niles Station in Fremont, and various other clubs and recording studios across the Bay Area.