Mr. Chill and The Witnesses

Mr. Chill and the Witnesses
Origin Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Genres blues
Associated acts Big Sugar, TRAIN 45
Website mrchillhoppe.com
Members Kelly Hoppe, Greg Cox, Josh Zalev, Luke Pelotte

Mr. Chill and the Witnesses is a Canadian blues band formed in 2004 in Windsor, Ontario.[1] The band consists of Kelly Hoppe (lead vocals, harmonica, saxophone, rhythm guitar), Greg Cox (guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals), Luke Pelotte (drums), and Josh Zalev (bass, vocals). Hoppe, who had previously been a member of Big Sugar, formed Mr. Chill and The Witnesses after Big Sugar's demise in 2004.

Their 2007 debut album, Cold Testament, was recorded in Windsor at Sharktank Studios. It includes songs written by Patrick Ballantyne, who also penned songs for Big Sugar and The Trews. The album was engineered by Mark Plancke and was mixed by Gordy Johnson at Willie Nelson's Pedernales Studios near Austin TX.

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Citations
  1. ↑ "MR. Chill and the Witnesses Artist Page". radio3.cbc.ca. CBC Radio 3. Retrieved 9 February 2012. External link in |work= (help)

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