About GHz [Gigahertz]

In the summer of 2005, three of Washington DC’s most accomplished musicians decided to gather together after 25 years of friendship and mutual professional admiration. Dan Hovey, one of the area’s “top-dog” blues, jazz and roots guitarists, had toured in the 80’s alongside drummer John Zidar with “r’n’b freak show” legend  Root Boy Slim. Each had played separately with acoustic & electric bass monster Scott Giambusso over the decades, but this project with all three would be something very different.

The trio decided at first to dedicate themselves to shredding the hits and deep cuts by artists such as Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, The Doors, and Blind Faith. They applied a combination of jazz savvy and raw power to explore the elements that made these earliest “jam bands” sound better then any of their followers has been able to since. The band began to play out in clubs and music festivals, astounding the listeners with their ability to create a true wall of sound and to bring to life the music that shaped each of them into career musicians. Giambusso, Hovey & Zidar called the new band GHz [Gigahertz], and decided that the next step was to propel this music to the present.

Now, the waiting is over. GHz’s new studio effort “There’s Trouble Coming” is OUT! The CD is full of incredible, fresh tunes that have the same eclectic mixture of psychedelic adventure, sonic exploration and explosive playing that landed British Psychedelic Blues its place in history.

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Want to get one? Of course you do!!!

 Fastest way: email Scott G. at

giambusso@ verizon.net

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Authorized reseller: James Bazen/Music Unlimited (Visa/MC/Paypal)

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You can hear sample tracks from the CDBaby site OR from our Download Page.