Chuck Land Jr. has always been a music freak ever since he started playing the drums at the age of
5. Being the son of a Preacher, he was raised in a Pentecostal Church where he played spiritual filled
music until the age of 16. At the age of 12, he began to play piano and guitar. After playing drums and
keyboards for a number of bands, Chuck finally started his own project just two years ago. The Chuck
Land Band is influenced by many genres, but mostly Classic Funk, Jazz, Blues, Gospel, and
Psychedelic Rock and many other styles. He can also be seen playing with a high energy jam band
called Headband and also Working Class Villain. On a National Level, Chuck has often been a
freelance musician, playing concerts with Shirley King (one of B.B's many daughters)and "The Prince
of the Blues" Chris Beard of New York and a few others. After living in Cincinnati for 25 years, Chuck
relocated to Lexington, KY where he played and recorded with many Blues/Classic Rock Bands such
as G-Busy & the Blues Revue, The Stella Vees, The Jive Turkeys, Patty Butcher and many more. When
he returned to Cincinnati he started his own project that is full of soulful sounds.
5. Being the son of a Preacher, he was raised in a Pentecostal Church where he played spiritual filled
music until the age of 16. At the age of 12, he began to play piano and guitar. After playing drums and
keyboards for a number of bands, Chuck finally started his own project just two years ago. The Chuck
Land Band is influenced by many genres, but mostly Classic Funk, Jazz, Blues, Gospel, and
Psychedelic Rock and many other styles. He can also be seen playing with a high energy jam band
called Headband and also Working Class Villain. On a National Level, Chuck has often been a
freelance musician, playing concerts with Shirley King (one of B.B's many daughters)and "The Prince
of the Blues" Chris Beard of New York and a few others. After living in Cincinnati for 25 years, Chuck
relocated to Lexington, KY where he played and recorded with many Blues/Classic Rock Bands such
as G-Busy & the Blues Revue, The Stella Vees, The Jive Turkeys, Patty Butcher and many more. When
he returned to Cincinnati he started his own project that is full of soulful sounds.
John Redell
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