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Blue Coyote Band

Louie Longoria and Blue Coyote Band

Location: St. John,, MI

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Our Genres:

Country, Western Swing

Inspirations:

Johnny Cash of course, others are Tommy Cash, Johnny Rodriguez, Merle Haggard, Elvis
George Strait, Conway Twitty, & Charley Pride

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Blue Coyote Band

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Louie Longoria began performing in 1991 with "The Renegades" a band in which he helped form. Playing the clubs around Mid-Michigan, they quickly became known for their style of music including both classic country and new country and 50's & 60's rock. His relaxed humor has never failed him at winning the hearts of his audience. Tommy Cash has had Louie open his shows since 2002 when he tours Michigan. In 2006, Louie had the honor of singing a duet with Tommy called "Six White Horses": A #1 hit for Tommy in 1969. Louie has also released two other CDs "Wide Open Country" and "Tribute To The Legends".

Now Louie has formed a new group - Blue Coyote Band - bringing together the talents of Scott Bates (formerly of "Heirborn" and "LTD"), Bob Cottom (also formerly of "Heirborn" and "Sawmill Road"), Gregg Hammond (formerly of "CrossRoads") and Danny Hullihen (formerly of Little Jimmy Dickens and Jeanne Pruett).

If you like Great American Country Music from the 80s & 90s, some new country tunes, with a light mix of Southern Gospel, then don't miss a single concert! Check out their Tour Page. We'll see you at a concert SOON!

Members:

Louie Longoria
Lead Vocal / Vocal / Guitar

Scott Bates
Drums / Vocals

Robert Cottom
Bass Guitar / Lead Vocal / Vocals

Fred Udell
Keyboard

Gregg Hammond
Lead Guitar

Danny Hullihen
Steel Guitar

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