A red hot collection of high energy songs penned by a sing-songwriter and performed with the intense energetic shred fest of a high octane power trio.

10 MP3 Songs in this album (38:29) !
Related styles: ROCK: Hard Rock, ROCK: Progressive Rock

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The Bobby Cadmus Band actually began not as a band but as a solo artist. Back in the late â90s Bobby was frustrated that his performing career had never really taken off as he expected, and felt he could have better success by doing a solo acoustic act. It was at this time, still without a band, that he released the LP âLove Never Diesâ in 2001. This was an extension of his live act showcasing more of his songwriting skills than anything else, but in a band format where he played nearly all the instruments.

Several months later with the help of bassist and friend Joe Russo, âThe Bobby Cadmus Bandâ was born. This power trio of both acoustic and electric based music began playing bigger stages in Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. After several years of playing a variety of venues, âThe Bobby Cadmus Bandâ released the EP âCome Dance With Meâ in 2005. This was an acoustic album showcasing them as skilled performers of progressive blues and hinted that there was more to the Bobby Cadmus Band then just a singer-songwriter act that the first album demonstrated.

Now with the release of âBurning in the Darkâ, The Bobby Cadmus Band has gone several steps further showcasing the spectacular live act that this power trio has become known for into a studio LP. Still always the singer-songwriter, Bobby has finally brought the energy of the stage to disc.

BOBBY CADMUS BAND IN GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE
The Bobby Cadmus Band is in the August issue of Guitar Player. Check out what the Editor's Boy's Big Eight column below has to say.
"Bobby Cadmus Band Phoenixville Pennsylvania "Simon Says"
Cadmus attacks this track with energy and almost "off-the-rails" abandon, as well as some spicy bends that cut across the groove. It's pretty exciting stuff, with a lot of slinky moves, note flurries, Southern-rock-influenced riffery, and a guitar tone that's drenched in the aura of '70's arena rock."