Meet the White Hots


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Ted Mosher has played with many of the best blues bands in upstate New York including internationally known Joe Beard and John Cole. He played with legendary bluesman “Son” House in the 1970s after Son was rediscovered living in Rochester.	Aleksandar Disljenkovic began his professional career as a blues guitarist in 1976 after playing with renowned bluesman “Son” House. By the mid-1980s, Aleks was touring the U.S., Canada and Mexico with a number of blues headliners. His Serbian roots and a growing interest in jazz and composition have made Aleks a gifted songwriter.	Jazz fans across the country appreciate the talents of guitarist Steve Greene. Known for his improvisational skills and the rich texture of his playing, Greene has released three CDs to rave reviews including Gene with Greene with internationally-renowned jazz guitarist Gene Bertoncini. Greene is the owner of Steve Greene Music Studios and NorthTwelve Productions. Click here to visit Steve’s site!

the relish

Relish makes the White Hot even better … here are some of the other musicians who regularly spice up the place.

Vocalist Tina Albright’s vocal talent took her to the prestigious Eastman Scool of Music, where she graduated from the vocal performance program. Today she has a loyal following when she sings with the White Hots. Tina’s warm tone and soulful restraint is in the style of the great jazz crooners. She points to Diana Krall, Peggy Lee and Tony Bennett as influences. Albright also appears with the Steve Greene Trio and the Bill Welch Band.

A veteran of blues and rock bands, Tom Hanney (harmonica) played with recording artist Sidney Blue. He teaches harmonica classes and is a partner in BluesPower!, a team-building presentation. His harmonica playing was featured on CBS Channel 8’s morning show. Click here to visit BluesPower!