Sayer & Joyce
Charlotte Joyce
Award winning Charlotte Joyce has been a professional singer all her working life and is a vocal coach and choir leader to many other professional singers. She has won awards for her songwriting, becoming inaugural winner of the Acoustic Guitarist Of The Year in Guitarist Magazine and also runner up in the keyboard category in the 2014 British Blues Awards. Holding professional qualifications, not to mention an unmistakable talent for both singing and keyboard, Charlotte has been Ron’s ‘right hand woman’ for years in the Ron Sayer Band. She provided backing vocals on Better Side (2011) in addition to dueting with Ron on ‘My Mother In Law’. Charlotte also co-wrote the British Blues Award nominated album ‘Hard To Please’, taking vocal duties on half the album. She has worked with the likes of Paul Jones, Dr. Feelgood, Clem Curtis, Jo Harman & Joanne Shaw Taylor.
Ron Sayer Jr.
Ron Sayer Jr. is the consummate ‘Guitarist’s Guitarist’. As a trained music teacher, having influenced the learning curves of the likes of Oli Brown, Sol Philcox, The Sharps & Mark Howes of Dove & Boweevil, he’s now a mainstay on the UK Blues circuit. He was nominated for no less than four awards in the British Blues Awards in 2013 with the album ‘Better Side’, the song ‘Don’t Make Me Stay’ and band and guitarist categories. Ron also won another British Blues Award for co-writing the title track of Oli Brown’s third album ‘Here I Am’. He was voted ‘Guitarist of the Year’ by Guitarist Magazine, voted 4th Best Bassist in Blues Matters Magazine and has a degree in Classical Music to boot. He has worked with/supported Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Matt Schofield, Nine Below Zero, Ten Years After and Robin Trower among others.
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Charlotte Joyce
Award winning Charlotte Joyce has been a professional singer all her working life and is a vocal coach and choir leader to many other professional singers. She has won awards for her songwriting, becoming inaugural winner of the Acoustic Guitarist Of The Year in Guitarist Magazine and also runner up in the keyboard category in the 2014 British Blues Awards. Holding professional qualifications, not to mention an unmistakable talent for both singing and keyboard, Charlotte has been Ron’s ‘right hand woman’ for years in the Ron Sayer Band. She provided backing vocals on Better Side (2011) in addition to dueting with Ron on ‘My Mother In Law’. Charlotte also co-wrote the British Blues Award nominated album ‘Hard To Please’, taking vocal duties on half the album. She has worked with the likes of Paul Jones, Dr. Feelgood, Clem Curtis, Jo Harman & Joanne Shaw Taylor.
Ron Sayer Jr.
Ron Sayer Jr. is the consummate ‘Guitarist’s Guitarist’. As a trained music teacher, having influenced the learning curves of the likes of Oli Brown, Sol Philcox, The Sharps & Mark Howes of Dove & Boweevil, he’s now a mainstay on the UK Blues circuit. He was nominated for no less than four awards in the British Blues Awards in 2013 with the album ‘Better Side’, the song ‘Don’t Make Me Stay’ and band and guitarist categories. Ron also won another British Blues Award for co-writing the title track of Oli Brown’s third album ‘Here I Am’. He was voted ‘Guitarist of the Year’ by Guitarist Magazine, voted 4th Best Bassist in Blues Matters Magazine and has a degree in Classical Music to boot. He has worked with/supported Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Matt Schofield, Nine Below Zero, Ten Years After and Robin Trower among others.
