Roulette

Tomorrow night 8:00

This Saturday 1-5 were back

Next Friday we return to Lefty's...............

Roulette would like to take a minute to thank Joe Suma for an excellent job doing Sound for us last night. It’s nice to really hear what you’re doing so you could play comfortably hearing every note. Thanks, Joe and we always look forward to working with you.

Roulette would like to thank Richie and the great staff at Sharkey’s for another great show and to those who came out to see us. Thank you!!

Don't "fall" for anything less than the best, as Boonies features an awesome autumn line-up of live music including Thought Monkey, Strict 9, Beau and Lori Country Duo, Roulette, Cover to Cover, TRIP 7, SHADOW CREEK, Slingshot Mafia, Whisky Six, SpiderCherry and the requested return of One Eyed Willie! And mark your calendars for Loxahatchee’s "Most Wicked" Halloween Costume Party featuring Sippin' Fire! Come find out why all your friends hang out at Boonies!

Thursday, September 25th, Roulette returns to Sharkey's Bar & Grill in Coral Springs from 7pm-10pm. performing all your favorite classic rock and top 40s.
Seats are going fast, make your reservations today. 954 341-9990

In September 1968, the Whisky A Go-Go lit up with something special. From the 18th to the 22nd, the world was introduced to the Buddy Miles Express. This wasn’t just another debut—it turned into a magnet for legends. Jimi Hendrix, Eric Burdon, and Graham Bond all dropped in, and the jams were as wild as you’d imagine. At one point Mitch Mitchell even slid behind Buddy’s drums while Buddy grabbed a guitar.

And how can you NOT love the photo of Jimi clapping for Buddy as the Express was being introduced!

At that time Jim McCarty—who would later make his mark with Cactus—hadn’t joined yet, so Hoshal Wright most likely carried the lead guitar role. The Express itself rose from the ashes of the Electric Flag. Mike Bloomfield had bowed out in June, Hoshal stepped in, and then Nick Gravenites and Harvey Brooks left a month later. That left Buddy in charge, front and center on drums and vocals, shaping the band into his own vision.

A key new addition was bassist Billy Rich, brother of organist Herbie Rich. Billy had already built a name in the Oakland R&B scene with The Whispers, and he brought a deep pocket to the group’s sound.

What made the Buddy Miles Express unique was its blend of soul, rock, and horns—and the fact that so many of its members shared the same roots. Buddy, Herbie, Billy, and Hoshal all came from Omaha, Nebraska. From a Midwestern hometown to the heart of the Sunset Strip, they carved out something that still feels timeless.

2 great shows this weekend. Come on out.......

This Sunday we rock the keys at our home away from home....
Showtime 1-5pm.

Tonight’s Roulette show was cancelled due to a death in my family. Please keep us in your prayers