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Stomperoo is a blues and roots vehicle for songs which amuse, satirize, inform and stimulate. Sounds like: Arlo Guthrie, Frank Zappa and Mose Allison. Nothing is sacred and topics include politics (of course), the weather, divorce and property settlement, gardening, crop rotation, junk food, obesity, infants, terrorism, sex, drugs, rock'n'roll, ageing, architecture, cooking, depression, traffic and spouses. Solo it’s stand-up with a guitar. As a trio Stomperoo is baritone hybrid guitar, drums and tenor sax. Stomperoo studied with Ike Isaacs (Stephane Grapelli) and Tommy Emmanuel and worked in the music biz with Larry Muhoberac (Elvis Presley’s pianist) for 2 years, Long Way To The Top (guitar and banjo), Little Pattie and Normie Rowe, as well as working in music theatre Orchestras with conductor Dobbs Franks (New York).