JailBreakers

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An Upstate New York rock band, who have been making a difference on the club scene. Playing a fine mix of both original material and well chosen covers, give the show the energy and versatility that keep the people in the venues the play interested and engaged.

The JailBreakers:
Sonnie Chiebba: Vocals and Guitar
Jammin’ Jim Kirk: Lead Guitar and Vocals
Dan Dee Fosters: Bass Guitar and Vocals
Larry LA Mazzuca: Drums

Sonnie Chiebba has played in and around the Hudson Valley for some time playing bass, vocals and guitar. First band “Legion” played the Rosendale Street Festival in 1979 introduced by founder Uncle Willy Guldy Jr., then joined the band “Stars That Wouldn’t Shine”, recorded an album and went on tour. He then moved to Nashville with a group “Manikenz” and played the the southeast collage and night club circuit.

Chiebba moved back to New York in the mid 1990’s, and retired from performing live and concentrated on writing and recording songs. In August of 2013 he released the CD “Every Now And Then” on the NIKKI Records Label and formed the JailBreakers.

“Jammin’”Jim Kirk originally from NYC moved upstate in the 1990’s and doing much of his guitar work in studios as a session player. When Kirk started to play the club circuit, he met the JailBreakers, who decided to include him immediately.

Dan “Dee” Fosters is from Wappingers Falls NY and started playing bass while still in school with his brother. Eager to keep his “chops up”, Fosters contacted Sonnie Chiebba when it was rumored that he was looking for a low end man.

Larry “LA” Mazzuca is the original drummer for the “Toy’s Of War”, “Snaggle Puss”, and“The Fury”. Mazzuca
had known Sonnie Chiebba from the “old days” when their bands had shared the same bill on many locations.Searchin’ performed by the JailBreakers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ls7vNLbJJBg

Temptation st performed by the jailBreakers ……Rosendale stret fstival 7/18/2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=VFObhMPFklc

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