.44 Pistol are a young, high energy electric blues band. Slide guitar driven, stripped back & dirty, they bring together the laid back country blues of artists such as Mississippi Fred McDowell with the raw electric sound of contemporary bands like the White Stripes. Up-tempo, rough & ready this is music to drink, dance and stomp your feet along to. The band play a mix of originals, re-written old blues songs and known covers

Although based in Stafford, since forming in 2008 they’ve clocked up around 10,000 miles, honing their style at pubs, clubs and festivals across the country & proving just how much gear it’s possible to fit into a Ford Fiesta. The band have received radio play on local stations from Essex to the Peak District, been reviewed by Blues in Britain & reached fans as far away as France and Poland. All of which they have managed without a bass player.

MacTeeth has spent years honing his Singing, Harmonica, Fiddle and Lap Steel skills in the dive bars of this nation and beyond.. .MacTeeth branched out into what he calls “Twisted Roots” music in an attempt to avoid being pigeon-holed into doing one musical thing.. 
MacTeeth is the alter ego of Sandy Mathers, an award-winning Scottish Fiddle player and composer known for his work with some of the finest ceilidh bands of his generation. 
Sandy says; 
 “All the time I used to get these questions...What you playing Blues Harmonica for?...You're a Scottish Fiddle player...or what you playing Fiddle for?...You're a Harmonica player...I hate to be told that shite...to confine myself to one instrument or to one genre of music...”
His history includes; Cult ceilidh bands The Strathmore Ceildih Band and Iron Broo, Blues legends The Juke Joint Rollers, 90's Hipsters The Elephant's Lug Band, Acoustic Blues Duo The Bourach Brothers, Ethno-Techno cult act PottedHeid, Improv duo Skirlin Burster and the Indigenous Brothers electronica producers.
“I'm pretty easy musically, if something moves me I'll try it...at least once...”

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