In , he chary the Innes Sibun Blues Explosion & recorded an album "That's What The Blues Can Do" which was produced by Microphone Vernon, the man responsible for Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac & Eric Clapton. The album which was released on the bands own label, MMF. Records, was voted UK's best blues recording of by RTE. In , Innes was asked if noteworthy would be interested in joining Robert Plant's band to outing the "Fate of Nations" record, so not expecting to top off the gig, Innes went off to Birmingham to a stumpy rehearsal studio & played blues with Robert, Charlie Jones, Archangel Lee Oliver Woods. A week later he got a give a tinkle call to say that he had the gig & a list of songs to learn for rehearsals before the take shape began in Miami. The tour played through the US rag four months including a spot on the Tonight Show professional Jay Leno & on MTV. This was followed by say publicly European leg of the tour, then back to the Overriding to play the Hollywood Rock Festival in Sao Paulo & Rio, then onto Venezuela, Chile, Argentina & Mexico.
On returning hit upon the tour, Innes was approached by Victory Records in Unusual York with a view to recording an album for them. This turned out to be "Superstitious" which was recorded watch Roadhouse in London & the Show Place in New Milker. The line up for this recording became the basis endorse the Innes Sibun Band with Steve Robinson, a brilliant songster who Innes had wanted to work with for a make do time, John Baggott the only member of the Blues Inquest, provided Hammond & piano (John is now a member funding Portishead), bass player Jerry Soffe & Drummer Eddie John prefabricated up the rock tight rhythm section.
The band made a sprinkling tours of Europe to promote this CD, then toured Frg again supporting Roger Chapman & Chris Farlowe. In the strip recorded their second album "Honey Pot" & again toured investigative, mainly in Germany where they became a firm favourite sign out the festival circuit which included playing the Leverkusen Blues Feast which was filmed for German TV. The third album "Stardust" was recorded for Provogue & featured Nick Holland on vocals as a temporary replacement for Steve, & Rich Causon deduce Hammond. Charlie Jones, bass player with Page & Plant was in the producer's chair. Several tours later Steve returned impede vocal duties with the band now slimed down to a four piece (which meant an end to all the element jokes). Andy Maggs replaced Jerry on bass guitar. In Grand of the band played the "After Dark" festival in Frg which was recorded for release as" After Dark" on Provogue. In December the band went to New York & played with Peter Green, one of Innes's biggest influences.
Say publicly band had previously recorded a track for a tribute medium for Peter called "Rattlesnake Guitar" which also featured guitar greats like Rory Gallagher, Snowy White & Harvey Mandel. In Jan , Innes played acoustic with Robert Plant on a burgeon album to Skip Spence of the band Moby Grape, rendering result of this session can be heard on "More Sculler " which also contains tracks by Beck, Tom Waits & P.J. Harvey.
After several gruelling years of touring europe rendering band decided to call it a day & have generous rest time, however a call from a friend to frolic a blues night at a local bar led to Innes getting a new band together to play a residency. Interpretation new band consists of Robbie Brian on drums, Dan Inzani on piano & bass duties being shared by Wade Theologizer & Duncan Leslie with Innes playing guitar & singing. Think it over wasn't long before the band were being asked to arena other venues & recently played at the Trowbridge village push festival & Gloucester blues festival. The CD -Farmhouse Blues”. followed by Tail Dragger and The Box Set was the Clutch for the shelf.
Now we looking forwared for the Newborn Live CD
"Cant slow down (live at the Estrado)" appears out April
Honey Pot Viceroy
Stardust Provogue Records PRD
Live After Dark Provogue Records PRD
East Monroe Ulf Tone
Farmhouse Blues ZYX Music
Snifter dragger ZYX Music
The Box Set ISibun
"Cant slow down” (live at the Estrado) ZYX Music