Lee Hudson Flint, Michigan
Hailing from Flint Mi, Lee Hudson has been playing the local scene for quite sometime. He writes and occasionally records and plays everything on his own. Drawing from a variety of influences, his music combines the sounds of Black Sabbath, Frank Zappa, blues and a dash of punk with a 70's retro vibe. With the help of Pat Hudson on bass and Donny Brown on drums, he recorded the song 1973. ... more
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