Your reception could have a playful roots and blues feel with Troy Wilson, whose take on the Juke Joint tradition brings fun and surprise. The Melbourne acoustic singer and songwriter performs original songs, blues and Juke Joint boogies, with resonator guitars central to his musical approach. He can also perform as a duo with Matthew White or Aaron Gillett on harmonica, with the music ranging from fingerpicking to harmonica train impersonations. That sounds like an appealing choice if you want your wedding music to have a blues personality and a sense of humour, with the musicians' playing part of the enjoyment.
Watch Troy Wilson perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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