Sidestreet Reny trio doin Robert Johnsons Come On In My Kitchen (Sidestreet style).Holler. – peace foreal, Sidestreet reny &copy; 2007 J. Renard Collette (ASCAP) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Official website – www.ssrtrio.com Trio page – http Duo page – www.myspace.com Buy cds – www.cdbaby.com THE LOWDOWN: Reny (J. Renard Collette) on vocals, National resonator and other 4, 6 and 12 stringed guitars, keys, bluesharp, lapsteel, production and songs, Lil Bell (Maribel Landaetta) on drums and vocals and Bako Billy (Billy Fuller) on upright bass. Reny, Bell (together for 12 years) and Billy (added in 2003) blend bluesyfunky finger-style and slide guitar, original poignant songwriting and upright bass heavy grooves, to create an eclectic sound limited only by Renys influences. Drawing mostly from pre-war blues, old school hip hop, roots and dancehall reggae, Sidestreet Reny and co. bring an eclectic yet familiar sound all their own. Renys syncopated, soulful (singing or rapping) vocals and Bells high harmonies have the power to take you all the way from a delta juke joint to a Brooklyn street corner before the first song is finished. Over the years Reny has traveled extensively and shared the stage with such acts as A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, Xanax 25, Bass and Trouble, Paula Fuga and Ice Cube (to name a few) and played at festivals and clubs throughout Scandinavia, Germany, and the US Reny (aka J-sun or Jason Fine) has been featured on various international dance, pop <b>…<b>

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23 thoughts on “Come On In My Kitchen – Sidestreet Reny”

  3. leobluesy
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    Probably the most satisfying song Ive heard… perfect performance… perfect partnership..well played guys.

  4. Cardwell K
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    lovely, skills make the call ! Come on in my kitchen ! can’t stop listening this.

  10. bloodgirl4
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    I cant get over how amazing you two are. It’s Samantha from the SF trip. Where can I get your music?

  11. MrVoice2012
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    Every time i see your faces, reminds me that there will always spaces in my life for a friendly embrace. A quick hug from lil bell, a few good laughs shared with reny, along with a more than gentlemanly handshake paired with some fries that’ll cross your eyes, seeing sidestreet reny perform live is always a prize. Even if I don’t dance, doesn’t mean the music doesn’t touch my soul, my heart, changing that half empty hole into a whole.

    Thank you for writing what you do. it means more than alot

  12. Alonzo Cardenas
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    good vercion, the girl must to sing alone, she has a very good blues voice

  17. wizzfoot
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    You got the roots and the fruits, natural with the heritage that’s just too heavy for some folks to pull off. Any plans for london/u.k. early next summer? i co-organize small festival, where i have a roots/vintage music tents, its our 3rd year…i’ll myspace you….killer diller blues my friend, killer diller…..peas

  18. AK24752
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    You Guy are welcome in my Kitchen weather (lol) it’s raining or not. I Feckn love you guys sounds. peace from Elgin Scotland

  20. StrappedGypsy
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    she’s a beaut my man.

    dig your stuff a whole lot as well. think we’d get on well too mane. same interests. oldtimebluespsychedelicgreens

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