Sir Rod & The Blues Doctors, Live at the Clubhouse

About the Artist: 

Sir Rod & The Blues Doctors are a passion project from the start—a soulful, funky, Deep South trio bound by a family connection to the late Sterling “Mr. Satan” Magee (1936-2020), the greatest one-man blues band who ever lived.

With Rod Patterson up front, Adam Gussow on amplified harmonica and drums, and Alan Gross on electric guitar, Sir Rod & The Blues Doctors offer a powerful mix of down-home blues, old-school soul, and uptown funk.  

Rod Patterson, an award-winning dancer specializing in the fancy footwork of James Brown and Michael Jackson, brings his one-of-a-kind talents to the blues stage.  Based in Oxford, Mississippi for the past twenty years, Adam Gussow, is regarded as one of the world’s finest blues harmonica players. Anchoring the rhythm section, guitarist Alan Gross is known for his tasty playing and homemade cigar-box guitars. 

Sir Rod & The Blues Doctors have just released Come Together, an 11-track CD - offering a broad palette of music with four songs from the Satan & Adam repertoire, two originals and covers from James Brown, Ray Charles, Rosco Gordon, Little Willie John and Howling Wolf. 

Check out  sirrodandthebluesdoctors.com,  and come to the Clubhouse for a great, not to be missed blues show. Doors open at 7 PM.

About the Venue: The Clubhouse is a 100-seat, intimate performance space located in the heart of the Catonsville Arts District. Recently acquired, it is owned and operated by the Baltimore County Arts Guild and serves as a center of the arts in Baltimore County. Additional classrooms provide space for classes and workshops.

Sponsors and Supporters: Tickets to this Heritage Concert are underwritten by the Maryland Heritage Areas, Patapsco Heritage Area and the Baltimore County Arts Guild.