Jamie Thyer and The Worried Men

"Think of Thorogood, Gary Moore, Wilko Johnson. These boys can show 'em all a clean pair of heels" - British Blues Connection

In the winter months of 1994, Bristol guitarist Jamie Thyer took time out from playing on demonstrations for Marshall amplification and Rotosound strings.

He began writing and rehearsing with a rhythm section under the ironic name of THE WORRIED MEN.

Initially, they considered that the originality of their style and direction would place them on the outer peripheries of fashion motivated rock music, yet, because of their ability to entertain and not merely play, enthusiastic audiences, promoters and even record companies swiftly disproved this!

Constantly adding to their repertoire, no two shows are the same, they have performed at London's famous Marquee Club and alongside some of the worlds leading rock and blues musicians, including Robin Trower, Chicken Shack, Wilko Johnson, Robert Cray, Jefferson Starship, besides many others, and can often be seen in the company of Peter Green, Johnny Winter, Nine Below Zero, Walter Trout, and Mott the Hoople's Verden Allen etc.