Charlie Sayles

He was born in Woburn, Massachusetts. The follow-up, ''I've Got Something to Say (1995), was produced by the Washington guitarist, Bobby Parker, with Deborah Coleman making a guest appearance on guitar. Hip Guy'' was released in 2000, which again saw Sayles combine Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and elements of rock and roll in his unique style. However, outside of Sayles general East Coast location, sales figures for all three albums were modest. His band is known as the Blues Disciples, with Sayles singing and playing the harmonica, Fazio on rhythm and bass guitar, plus drummer Greg Phillips. ==Discography==