TAKE A BITE.
The San Francisco Examiner licked their chops and called it "a tasty blend of blues and pop"

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ROCK: 90's Rock, BLUES: Rockin' Blues



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Eric "E.B." Fraley got his start playing in blues bars while he was still a teenager. His masterful guitar playing was enough to impress even the most seasoned pros in the San Francisco bay area scene. Over the next few years, Fraley recorded and toured the country with several different bands. By the time he was old enough to legally be in the clubs he gigged at, he had performed in over 250 cities nationwide.

Now in his late 20s, E.B. Fraley shows no sign of slowing down. You can catch him in the Los Angeles club scene about 150 nights out of the year; or you might hear his signature guitar playing in the music behind one of your favorite soap operas; or maybe you saw his band perform at a festival right before Train took the stage. Jimmy Stafford (Train's lead guitarist) approached Fraley after that show and said, "Man, you didn't tell me you could play guitar like that!" And even though he's not considdered "country" you can catch some of his guitar work on Ty Herndon's 2003 Christmas album (avaiable after Thanksgiving in Wal Marts across the country).

Having fine-tuned his writing skills over the years, Fraley's lyrics are on par with his guitar playing. Check out the haunting love song "Angel Unaware" off his '97 release QUEEN DECEIVER; or listen to the title track - a poppy blues song about love gone bad.