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Brad Williams had wanted to start a modern Blues/Rock/Soul band for some time, playing original songs with honesty, integrity & soul. The mission was to write & perform songs for the sheer love of music, no compromise.
The Holy Guns were born.
To express themselves fully the band became a collective, with the best of British blues talent contributing their souls.
Enjoy the ride...
"Baby, Don't Love Me (Getaway Car)" is featured in the Netflix "Norman's Rare Guitars" docu-film.
"Black Fire Reverie" featured from Feb 2025 in an art piece by renowned US pop artist Peter Stanick, part of the Expo Sunderland Pavilion project in Keel Sq.
About Brad:
After hearing AC/DC's "If You Want Blood..", transfixed with Angus' SG, Brad began playing aged 10, playing live at 15 & became a session musician. After touring with Mike Peters (The Alarm), replacing Ethan Johns, he recorded tracks with him, David Watkins-Clarke (David Crosby), Martyn Barker (Shriekback) & Olle Romö at The Eurythmics' 'The Church Studios' in London, produced by Alan Shacklock (Babe Ruth/Roger Daltrey/Nik Kershaw/Chesney Hawkes).
One of the songs he co-wrote for Stoneblower ("Skeleton Key") is featured in both the official trailer & the US feature film "Wheels" in 2014.
He released 2 singles with Stoneblower - "Take You Home" & "Delta Deckhand", & a solo single - "Maua's Hour".
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