Dizzy G. Gillespie has proven worthy of his Texas roots and mastered both blues and rock genres. This ability makes his performances exciting and memorable.

Whether he is singing, playing the mandolin or executing a complicated guitar passage, Dizz pours his heart and soul into his music. The accomplished band members he surrounds himself with compliment his unique style. Sometimes it seems that they all perform as one. Their synchronicity onstage is awe-inspiring.

Dizz has worked with many musical legends including but not limited to Bugs Henderson, Doyle Bramhall Sr., Ed King of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Kentucky Headhunters. He has also shared the stage with Ty Tabor (Kings X), Howard Leese (Heart), Seymour Duncan, Matt Smith, Jock Bartley (Heart), Kirby Kelley and Jim Shuler of Point Blank.

Dizz had a near fatal car crash in route to Venice, Italy during a European tour. He had just performed an acoustic show at Plume D'Art in Lyon, France. Fortunately he made a complete and successful recovery. Robin Concannon of WTTS Radio in Indianapolis, said, "If you get a chance to see Dizz do an acoustic show, it's a must." The Cleveland News reported that, "When Dizz is on stage there is an electric connective energy that is alike almost to that of the Allman Brothers of the 90's." Mark Andes of Heart remarked, "Dizz and these guys have more fun onstage than I've seen in years." Greg Martin of the Kentucky Headhunters said after a Dizz performance, "Good playing and singing, good tones and good tunes thats what Dizz and these guys are all about."

Today many artists rely upon technology and smoke and mirrors in the studio and on stage to make a favorable impression. Once you experience Dizz and his band you will know, that in the tradition of our greatest guitar legends, Dizz and his band are the real deal.