The Chuck Lambert Band is a powerhouse blues band. While drawing upon the influences of many Blues genres, such as Chicago and Texas-style blues and Kansas City jump, they also inject an original perspective into their performances.

Playing the blues for over 40 years, Chuck Lambert complements his fiery guitar playing with compelling vocals. Chuck delivers string after string of blues "bullets," but he can also sound as soft as an acoustic 12-string guitar.

Chuck has led the band as they opened for popular artists, (such as Little Feat and Kenny Wayne Shepard), performed in popular places (such as NJPAC and The Count Basie Theatre) and performed at many, many festivals over the years.  More than 10 years of festivals include Festiblues International de Montreal; Riverhead Blues Festival; Blues, Brews and BBQ Festival at Six Flags Great Adventure, Freehold, and Toms River, New Jersey; Westfield Jazz & Blues Festival; Red Bank Jazz & Blues Festival; Clearwater Festival at Sandy Hook; the Jazz in the Park Series in Red Bank; just to name a few. 

Here's what they said ...

Across the tri-state area the Chuck Lambert Band is acknowledged by music critics and fans alike as being one of the hottest bands on the Jersey Shore music scene.

About Chuck:

"Dean of the Jersey Shore Blues scene."
John Muller, former Vice President of Blues Power Blues Society and
Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation media correspondent

"An extraordinary Blues guitarist and vocalist"
Daniel Gibson, formerly with Budo Magazine and
the Downtown Café in Red Bank

About the band:

May 2004 … "He specializes in the kind of intensity driving buttkicking electric blues that makes you think of players from an earlier era who helped define the art. Some of the most joyful music you'll ever hear." Mike Barris, Asbury Park Press

April 2004 … "He transports you to another time, another place where the blues reigns supreme."
Jerry Pashin, Upstage Magazine

"Chicago Blues sewn into the hip pocket of the Jersey Shore."
John Sullivan, former host, Box of Blues, 90.5 The Night FM

"The rage of Red Bank … they rivet the audience with a great performance."
Ben Buckwald, Jersey Style Magazine

"It's a show you're gonna want to see. They take almost every major form of music and incorporate it into some good down-and-dirty blues."
Aisha Irvis, triCity News

And check out the May 25, 2000 "NOTE WORTHY" column in
Atlantic Highlands Herald filed by columnist Carol Barbieri..

 

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