Robert Wray. A familiar presence on the London roots circuit, Robert Wray has quickly made a name for himself as one of the UK's most exciting new talents. A soulful and evocative singer, he draws on many influences that range from the likes of Billie Holiday to Elvis Presley. Always looking to push boundaries, his style blends both the classic and the contemporary to create a unique sound of his own. During his career he has fronted many bands on the roots scene, performing at top venues and festivals in the UK and Europe. In 2012, Robert worked with producer Danny McCormack (Imelda May), as well as performing with some of the finest roots musicians in the country. Robert met Alan Savage while working with him in another project and was delighted when Alan asked him to join OO-BOP-SH'BAM. 'I look forward to being involved with one of the top RnB/Rock and Roll bands in Europe.'

On Guitar, is Mal Barclay, one of the most sort after guitarists around, with a great feel and always inventive with his solo's.

On Bass we have Pete Pritchard one of the best Rock n Roll bass players around, he has toured for years with Scotty Moore, Alvin Lee, The Avengers and many others.

On Piano we have a new talent in James Lunn. He is a fine piano player, only having played with bands in his local area, and says that this is his first serious band.

On Tenor Saxophone we have Albie Green, Albie has worked with many top musicians including Hubert Sumlin and has worked with many bands including The Avengers and Red Beans and Rice, he is a great player.

On Tenor Saxophone we have John Willmot, John was with Jackson and Alan in Rent Party and has been with the James Taylor Quartet for many years playing with many top artists.

On drums, myself, Alan Savage. I have been fortunate to have worked with Freddie Mercury, Joe Jackson and Alison Moyet in the pop field and Hubert Sumlin, Paul Lamb & the Kingsnakes and Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges in the blues field.