Check out another original tune from Big Bone Daddy, the talented bone daddy band, featured on our 'GOT IT' CD, blending blues and rock like no other!

The Big Bone Daddy band brings an electrifying blend of rock and blues that captivates audiences everywhere. With their unique sound, they redefine what it means to be a rock band while paying homage to the classic blues roots. If you’re a fan of music that combines the energy of rock with the soulful essence of blues, the Big Bone Daddy band is a must-see.


The Big Bone Daddy band brings an electrifying blend of rock and blues that captivates audiences everywhere. With their unique sound, they redefine what it means to be a rock band while paying homage to the classic blues roots. If you’re a fan of music that combines the energy of rock with the soulful essence of blues, the Big Bone Daddy band is a must-see.
Big Bone Daddy is a SMOKIN' Rock & Blues band hailing from Eastern PA and Western NJ. This dynamic bone daddy band has electrified clubs and festivals from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and all the way to North Carolina. The talented members include Bill DeHart on Guitar & Vocals, Paul Berger on Guitar & Vocals, Ric Carhart on Bass & Vocals, Jim Flynn on Drums & Vocals, Marc Young on Keyboards, Ken Fink on Sax, and Ray Higgins on Harmonica. These experienced professional players know how to deliver an unforgettable Rock and Blues experience to audiences everywhere.

The Big Bone Daddy band brings an electrifying blend of rock and blues that captivates audiences everywhere. With their unique sound, they redefine what it means to be a rock band while paying homage to the classic blues roots. If you’re a fan of music that combines the energy of rock with the soulful essence of blues, the Big Bone Daddy band is a must-see.

Big Bone Daddy is a SMOKIN' Rock & Blues band hailing from Eastern PA and Western NJ. This dynamic bone daddy band has electrified clubs and festivals from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and all the way to North Carolina. The talented members include Bill DeHart on Guitar & Vocals, Paul Berger on Guitar & Vocals, Ric Carhart on Bass & Vocals, Jim Flynn on Drums & Vocals, Marc Young on Keyboards, Ken Fink on Sax, and Ray Higgins on Harmonica. These experienced professional players know how to deliver an unforgettable Rock and Blues experience to audiences everywhere.

Lehigh Valley guitar guru Paul Berger is one of the most well-known, well-liked, and well-respected guitar players in the area. His passion for music ignited in 1964 when he watched the Beatles perform on the Ed Sullivan Show, inspiring him to play guitar. In the early years, Paul played in bands such as 'Onyx' and 'The Carlton Berger Band.' During the 80s, he became a member of 'Bobby and the Insects,' performing rock music throughout the valley on a weekly basis. In the early 90s, he was the driving guitar force behind the high-powered country band 'Four On The Floor' and rockers 'The Lease Breakers.' Since 2001, Paul has showcased his diverse guitar and bass chops with many local bands across various genres. He added the 'jam' in classic rock’s Jamo Band and is now making waves with the Big Bone Daddy band, bringing a unique blend of rock and blues to the scene.

Jim "JAMO" Flynn has been playing drums for his whole life. In high school, he joined a rock band called “London Fog,” which worked the Central Jersey area scene and even went on to do a TV commercial for the Boy Scouts in 1969, earning Jim songwriting credit for scoring the music for that spot. While in high school, Jim began doing recording sessions for Venture Sound Studios in Hillsborough, NJ. He later joined the country and rock band “Bittersweet” and recorded an album called “High in the Wild” in 1971. The band enjoyed a successful run on the 70's Jersey rock scene. Jim then participated in numerous studio recording sessions, writing commercials, jingles, and radio music spots for corporate clients. Later on, Jim played many

Marc Young started playing piano at an early age, influenced by his father, Jimi Young, a member of the popular Lehigh Valley group 'Slim Pickins', and his grandfather, the Honky Tonk legend 'Ragtime Charlie Young'. He began performing on stage at the age of 10, and over the years, Marc has showcased his talent throughout the Northeast, from New York and Boston to the Pocono and Atlantic City Resorts, and everywhere in between. His music often blends elements of Blues and Rock, and he has shared the stage with the 'Big Bone Daddy' and the 'Bone Daddy Band', enriching the live music scene.

Ken started playing sax back in junior high to escape math class. Years later, he’s still juggling both passions. (One for two isn’t too bad!) Since then, he has played with many terrific musicians and toured as far away as Japan, performing blues, R&B, and jazz. He especially loves playing with the Big Bone Daddy band and hopes you enjoy their rock-infused sound as much as he does!
Stephen Kehs, or Steph as we affectionately call him, is the Tech, Mother Hen, and the most indispensable member of Big Bone Daddy, the renowned bone daddy band. A native of West Pen Argyl, PA, Steph handles the sound for our blues and rock performances, sets up the backline, and has an uncanny ability to find everything we misplace. Always thinking two steps ahead, he's a crucial part of Big Bone Daddy, and we couldn't do it without him.
M U S I C * R E V I E W by The Grouch (Europe)
Hey America!
The other day my friends at Bongo Boy sent me a preview copy of a new double album they are releasing.
The name of the album is The 60th FYC Album and features talented Independent Artists were on the
1st Grammy Awards® ballot and is releasing THE 60th FYC album(cd). Talented, indeed, as I scroll through
the roster of names on the track list I see some of my personal favorites
Big Bone Daddy – All My Time 5:10 – Big Bone Daddy is one of my all time favorite Bongo Boy artists and
I am very happy this song is included on this album. You MUST listen to this track. Each time I listen to this track,
which is often, I swear it is a cover, but for the life of me I cannot place it. I am reminded of Procol Harum, but I am
also reminded of the first music I ever really spent time listening to, that is Motown. Having been raised in Detroit,
this was the music that was in the water. Everything out of Detroit has been touched by Motown (Yes, even Nugent
lists Motown as a major influence.) and this track would fit right in. I swear this song should have been, (if it wasn’t,)
in the movie The Big Chill. Excellent work guys. I am emotionally moved each time I listen to this track.