Rabbi John

Jason Titley: Jason has been playing music all his life, first as a drummer, then a double bass player and now guitar and mandolin with a few others here and there. He first started playing in bands at the age of eight in his Dad's band playing drums. When he was refused entry into pubs for being under age, the band refused to play "without thier drummer". Since playing guitar, he has become known as one of the country's finest flatpickers. As a founder member of the Daily Planet, he toured Europe and the USA and produced two albums. He has played such festivals as Cambridge Folk Festival, Telluride Festival in the USA, Shetland Folk Festival and Sidmouth as well as a couple of appearences at Glastonbury, not to mention a BBC Radio 2 session a few TV spots and a stint in Stratford with the Royal Shakespear Company.
Paul Bienek: Paul Bienek is the banjo player with the illustrious band, Rabbi John. His first experience of banjo music came from watching Sesame Street on Saturday mornings as a child. His main influences include Earl Scruggs, Don Reno and Eddie Adcock, he also especially likes the clawhammer banjo of the little known, Reed Martin. His ambitions are to keep playing with Rabbi John and to write a tune that every banjo player wants to play. . His credits include: appearing on the Generation Game and playing the Millennium Dome.
Becky Dellow: Becky Dellow is a fiddle player who took up fiddle in her early years because she couldnt blow a trumpet. With Irish, Welsh and English in her blood, she has developed her own style of Irish, English and American folk music with the unstoppable speed and energy of her mind and voice. Beckys classical training and music degree at Nottingham University hasnt hampered her individual style in fact the rigidity of classical music only made her more determined to break free. Several children and jobs later, Becky now runs a fiddle and folk shop online while teaching fiddle and playing in a duo with guitarist Jeff Gillett as well as with Rabbi John.
Duncan Kingston: Duncan started out playing bass guitar in the local South West jazz circuit and has developed into a player for all occasions! Mostly playing double bass with Rabbi John, but dont be surprised if the fretless bass guitar comes out, or even the infamous rubber-stringed ashbory.. Recent projects have included SUUF (Anglo-Senegalese collaboration) ,guitarists Innes Sibun and Alex Hutchings, keyboard supremo John-paul Gard, and Colin Tullys celtic-jazzers Sensorium (as well as the Daily Planet where he met Jason Titley)