Soul Providers (feat. The Have Mercy Horns)

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Soul Providers have been Richmond’s premier Soul Band for over 20 years. Led by original member, Steve Webb on vocals and harp, Soul Providers bring their own unique mixture of gritty 60’s soul and hard driving blues to the party. If you like to dance, Soul Providers delivers the goods, featuring a solid rhythm section and the mighty mighty “Have Mercy Horns”. The band is made up of seven accomplished musicians whose resumes include years of experience performing with other regional and national acts.

Soul Providers have appeared with national acts such as Percy Sledge, Delbert McClinton, and the Charlie Daniels Band and has been featured at many marquee events including the River City Beer Fest, Friday Cheers, The Easter on Parade, The Big Gig, Innsbrook After Hours, The Richmond Marathon, Art after Hours, The Church Hill Irish Festival, Bon Apetite Festival and more.

Soul Providers review: Show with Percy Sledge – Richmond Times Dispatch

“Sledge should not get all of the credit. Most of the night he was assisted by an audience that at times was louder than the headliner. Some of the crowds unbridled enthusiasm must have been because of the opening act. Thanks to the Soul Providers, the evening began just as soulful as it ended. The Richmond based group tore through a set of standards including “Soul Man”, “Slip Away”, and Bill Withers “Aint No Sunshine” . These guys have it all – strong vocals, a horn section, and dark sunglasses – What more can you ask of a soul band?”

— Matt Mathis, Richmond Times Dispatch, 10/16/06