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Location: Sydney, New South Wales
The Mighty Reapers were formed by Robert Susz in 1988 after the split of
the Dynamic Hepnotics, one of the most successful soul/blues/funk bands in
Australia. Consisting of seasoned performers, the Reapers quickly earned a
reputation as a fine live act.
Since then, the Reapers have been in demand both for their own shows, and
as a support band for touring international artists. Amongst the many acts
that they have supported are names such as Steve Ray Vaughan, Margie Evans,
Gatemouth Brown, B. B. King, Lonnie Mack, Buddy Guy, Albert King, and Joe
Louis Walker. The Reapers have also recorded albums with Margie Evans and
Big Jay McNealy.
The Reapers remain a popular band across Australia, and have played at most
blues festivals, including the East Coast Blues Festival, the Byron Bay Blues
Festival, the Sydney International Jazz and Blues Festival, and the Manly Jazz
and Blues Festival.
Band members:
Dave Brewer: guitar; vocals
Antero Ceschin: drums
Clayton Doley: keyboards
Fabian Hevia: percussion
Vito Portolesi: bass
Sammila Sithole: percussion
Robert Susz: vocals; harmonica
Rob Woolf: keyboards
| Title | Date |
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| You gotta reap | 1990 |
| Jay walkin' | 1991 |
| The Mighty Reapers | 1993 |
| Trouble People | 1994 |
| The hurt is on | 1997 |
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