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The heart and quality of good band depends on the musicians.
The three musicians that make up Big Daddy KingFish have many years of experience on their instruments.
The current line up has Bryan Williams on drums-vocals, Gary Gilbertson on guitar-vocals, and Gary Craig on keyboards-bass-vocals.
Bryan Williams
percussionist, provides a solid dance groove, live entertainment, and a quality sound. He started performing with bands in high school, and went on to study music theory and percussion at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
Bryan spent the next 15 years playing music traveling throughout the United States. He played rock, jazz, funk, blues, and new wave original music in the Los Angeles area, and also studied drums at The Percussion Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California.
Bryan performed with show bands in Las Vegas, Houston, Chicago, and Seattle. He currently teaches drums, and continues to develop his skills on hand percussion, recording, and electronic drum set.
Gary Gilbertson
has been playing guitar, teaching guitar, and singing around the Tennessee Valley area for the last 20 years.
Gary is known for his quality guitar playing, and has an excellent reputation as a guitar teacher.
He managed his own band Relayer for 10 years, and held many house band jobs before joining forces with B.D.K. Gary’s ability to pump out some smoking rock and heavy blues guitar, combined with his solid groove gets the house jamming ever night.
Gary Craig
was introduced to music at an early age. He started on piano first, and then picked up the bass.
Gray took his piano precision and explored sampling, programming, and multiple orchestrations with his keyboards.
Gary has played in numerous house bands around the area including Driver, Bratz, and spent two years playing in B.D.K.. He returned to B.D.K. after 6 years of touring with several up and coming Nashville artist that took him around the United States , and overseas on a USO tour.
Gary ’s vocal ability and expertise on keyboards and bass is the perfect complement to B.D.K..
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