"...a combination built to thrill..."

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DADDY, the new band put together by Will Kimbrough (2005 Americana Music Association Instrumentalist of the Year) and Tommy Womack (Two-time winner of the Nashville Scene Best Song Award), burst on the roots music scene in 2005 with their first release "At The Women's Club". Drawing on juke-joint blues, swampy-groove country and a lot of rock and roll, with stops in gospel and beat-poet territory along the way, DADDY was hailed by critics and fans alike for their raucous live performances and recordings that embrace a wide scope of what's great about American roots music. Together, Kimbrough and Womack just click. Kimbrough’s wide-ranging abilities, sweet and reckless by turns, dovetails with Womack’s slash-and-burn style to produce a sound that is both exciting and heartfelt.
As impressive as the co-leaders’ credentials are the rest of the band's are just a stellar; Paul Griffith is one of Nashville’s most sought-after session drummers, bassest Dave Jacques often plays with John Prine and Emmylou Harris and on keys, John Deaderick  tours with some of the biggest names in country music (Dixie Chicks, Michael McDonald, Patty Griffin). Behind DADDY's charismatic front men, they are able to cut loose and create fun, soul satisfying music.
With country-twang and a few Rolling Stone's licks, DADDY covers all the bases that mainstream music has ignored.