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R&B/Soul/Pop
Jeff Rogers is a piano-playing, soul-singing songwriter from Ottawa, Canada. In mid 2010, Jeff put together his new backing band “The All Day Daddies” to give life to the tunes he was writing. Influences include Stevie Wonder, B.B. King, Prince, Donny Hathaway, Ray Charles and Jamiroquai. Currently at work on his second album, this time with the help of his band The All Day Daddies, Jeff has put together all the pieces in making an inspired R&B record.
jeff@jeffrogers.ca
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Jeff Rogers and The All Day Daddies are currently the Thursday Night House Band at The Heart and Crown on Preston Street in Ottawa. Every Thursday from 10pm to 1am, playing both originals and covers, but all soul/R&B.
For more events, check out the Gigs page
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Keyboards (piano, rhodes), hammond organ, electric guitar, electric bass, drums, tenor sax, trumpet and trombone.
Available as a solo, duo, trio, four piece, five piece, six piece, or even nine piece band.
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Jeff Rogers – Vocals and keyboards
Ken Seeley – Bass
Ross Murray – Drums
Brian Asselin – Saxophone
Kelly Craig – Trumpet
For bigger shows, the band expands to include:
Chris Swain – Electric Guitar
Steve Berndt – Trombone
Don Cummings – Hammond Organ
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Jeff Rogers (born 15th July 1980) is a singer-songwriter from Ottawa, Canada. His influences include Stevie Wonder, B.B. King, Donny Hathaway, Ray Charles and Jamiroquai.Having discovered the musical potential of their son early on, Jeff’s parents encouraged him to develop it further by providing him with his first piano and music lessons. Since then, Jeff’s taken up saxophone, guitar, and developed his voice to accompany his piano playing. Now predominantly a singer and piano player, he has earned repute as a dueling piano player based out of Ottawa as well as a member of the southern rock groups The Cooper Brothers and Silver Creek.
After the release of his blues-inspired, self-titled debut album in 2007, Jeff appeared at numerous festivals opening for various acts including Taj Mahal, Colin Linden, Sonny Landreth, and The Downchild Blues Band.
Jeff is currently working on his second album, to be released in early 2012. This time around, the tone is very different. While blues will always inhabit a large part of Jeffrey’s musical palate, the new album is decidedly R&B, making effective use of the singer’s powerful vocals and funky piano playing. From fun loving dance tunes like “To Reassure You” and “Dance With Me”, to the emotional soul ballad “You’re All I Know”, Jeff’s current catalogue of work highlights the singer’s ability to captivate and entertain audiences.
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"Jeff Rogers was always a man, musician and talent beyond his years and still is. I first encountered him and his music thru several guest performances on the Doc and Woody Show on CHEZ 106.1fm in Ottawa.
His delicately textured ballads may seem a stark contrast to his roving, rambling, rollicking blues/rock offerings but that just shows us the scope of Jeff's gift.
I'm not alone in this world, either, when it comes to an appreciation of Jeff's innate ability to fill the room with people, fill a void as a guest musician in a band ( .. I site The Cooper Bros. as just one example) or fill your head full of wonderment with his lyrics and playing ability.
I'm not often "wow'd". But, with Jeff, I am."
Woody
Doc & Woody Morning Show
Classic Rock CHEZ 106 Ottawa
"It's one thing to be blessed with natural talent, it's another thing to nurture it and watch it grow.
Jeff is a born musician who just keeps working harder and getting better all the time."
Dick Cooper
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