Buffalo Bob & Bedroom Blues Band have been on the music scene for over 25 years. The band was voted #1 Blues band for 5 consecutive years in the Spotlight Magazine Reader's Poll. In 1993 Best of St. Louis Reader's Poll in the Riverfront times, Buffalo Bob received #3 Local Album/CD Release for "Livin on the Edge", which is sold out now, and his newest release (1999) "Homage" is already meeting the same critical acclaim and is certain to be as much of a success and more. Buffalo Bob has shared the stage with many blues greats, such as John Lee Hooker, Chicago's Son Seals, Texas' own, Anson Funderburgh, and the Rockets, Freddy King, and several times with Bugs Henderson. Buffalo Bob and his band have also backed up Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, the Coasters, Johnnie Johnson, and numerous other artists of international fame. Buffalo Bob was featured on St. Louis NBC affiliate KSDK (channel 5)'s "Legend of the Blues" series in August of 1994. The band has one of the highest profiles of the many blues bands in and around the St. Louis area. the band has performed on many blues festivals and radio stations throughout the years. In strictly blues venues, the standard covers range from B.B. King to Muddy Waters and Howling Wolf. If the venue calls for pop, classic rock and R & B (Motown). Buffalo Bob Fancher "Buffalo" Bob Fancher... was born in Birmingham Alabama into a southern roots family. He eventually migrated to St. Louis where he was heavily influenced by the Chicago blues scene while still retaining his southern roots. During his touring years, he traveled from the east to west coasts, from Memphis to Las Vegas. He spent a year and a half of that time doing one nighters across Kansas - from Dodge city to Kansas City - with the highlight of that experience being a show opening up for the late, great, Freddie King in Hutchinson, Kansas in 1974. Buffalo Bob's music has been influenced by the many accomplished musicians that he has worked with over the years. He has opened up for not only Freddie King, but Son Seals, Bugs Henderson, John Lee Hooker, Larry Davis, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Anson Funderburg, Johnnie Johnson, The Coasters, and many other accomplished musicians. He has also backed up musicians such as Chuck Berry, The Coasters, Johnnie Johnson, and most recently Bo Diddley on Laclede's Landing in St. Louis. This well experienced musician has established him self and his band as one of the best known blues bands in St. Louis. He and his group have been voted #1 Blues Band in the last four years in a row in the Spotlight Magazine's Reader's Poll. He was featured on a St. Louis television station KSDK production 'Legends of the Blues' in August of 1994. The band was recently the subject of a documentary, produced by SIU Edwardsville Illinois, and has received many acclaims throughout the years. Once famous for his signature American Indian Medicine Man's Headdress, worn on stage, Bob only rarely appears with it now, instead deciding to concentrate on a more powerful vocal and playing presence, which can best be described as a cross between B.B. King and Eric Clapton.