Fingerstyle and slide playing are part of Souldaddy7's acoustic and electric approach, with rhythm and blues beside originals and classic rock. You can consider a solo performance or a band with drums and bass, while a harmonica player is another possibility for the blues material. The covers draw on artists such as Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Santana, giving your wedding music several reference points to explore. The time after dinner could be a welcoming place for that mix, with a chance to hear the playing before the more rhythmic songs invite you further into the evening.
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Rhythm and blues with a beat you'll tap along to, classic rock songs most people already know the words to, and originals mixed through. Souldaddy7 moves between acoustic and electric guitar, playing finger style and slide, so the texture keeps shifting across a set rather than sitting in one place. Expect people singing back at him before long.
All the sound gear comes with him, sized for anything from a small room up to a pub. No hired speakers on your list.
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