Hey Mabel

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Sparked by Sarah’s warm, raspy, powerhouse vocals and driven by a visceral rhythm and soul sound, Hey Mabel’s ability to rouse a toe-tapping crowd into a hip-shaking frenzy have propelled them to a mainstay on the Rochester music scene.

Sarah Gebbie

Lead vocals, Ukuele

Describe Your Sound

A crunchy outer coating of Blues Rock with a melt-in-your-mouth Jazz Standard center.

Influences

Bonnie Raitt, Susan Tedeschi, Melissa Etheridge, Harry Connick Jr., Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra

Fun Facts

This one time, I sang in an a cappella group in college with Sara Bareilles. Also, I used to work at the Beverly Hills Small Animal Hospital where I did amazing things like vaccinate LeAnn Rimes’ chihuahuas, restrain Casey Kasem’s cocker spaniel, and help implant prosthetic testicles into Vin Diesel’s Neapolitan mastiff.

Greg Munro

Bass, Vocals, Harmonica

Describe Your Sound

James Brown meets the blues

Influences

The Who, Otis Redding, The Band, Led Zeppelin, James Jamerson, Jack Bruce, Bobby Vega

Fun Facts

As a wee boy, I grew up on a steady diet of Abba and Bee Gees records, which has caused severe bouts of spontaneous dancing later in life. Having started out on the classical guitar and playing rhythm guitar for many years I finally found my true calling on the bass. I’m all about that bass…

Jason Rowe

Guitar, Vocals

Describe Your Sound

An intoxicating stew of teenage angst, jangly-pop, and blues.

Influences

George Harrison, Neil Young, Mike Campbell, Billy Corgan, David Gilmour, Peter Buck

Fun Facts

Before I bought my first guitar I tried to make one out of scrap-wood. When I bought my first electric I didn’t have an amp so I used an aux cord through a boom-box.

Jonathan Lane

Drums, Percussion

Describe Your Sound

ba-dum tsss

Influences

The Beatles, The Frames, Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam, Carter Beauford, Gavin Harrison, Matt Cameron

Fun Facts

When I was a kid, I spent my summers pedaling my bike around town with my Fisher-Price cassette player chained to the handle bars, blasting mixtapes of Elvis, The Monkees, and classic country.