750 S Main St #100
Keller, TX 76248
USA
Steve Hill (aka Steve Territo) started playing harmonica and guitar in 1965. By the early 70s, he decided that blues, and blues and soul influenced rock was the only kind of music he was interested in performing. He relocated to the Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas area from his hometown of Chicago, Illinois in 1974 and began playing, and now singing, in a series of bands. One of these bands, “J.B.Strut,” became a local favorite from the early to the late 1980s, opening for such acts as Johnny Winter, Omar and the Howlers, the Tailgators, Little Joe Blue and others.
Becoming tired of member changes and creative differences within the band, Hill disbanded the group in 1988, and took a seven year sabbatical from playing live dates altogether. In 1995, he began appearing at local clubs once again, first in a five piece band, then in “The Steve Hill Trio.” An indie CD, “What Ever Happened to (Playing for the Love of Music??!!),” released in 2004, and containing 15 of his original tunes, received airplay on radio station KNON in Dallas/Ft. Worth, as well as in France, the Netherlands, Belgium, England, Italy, Canada, Australia, Argentina, and on various internet stations in the U.S. A 6 original song EP, entitled “Working Twice as Hard,” has been recently released and can be purchased at CD Baby (www.cdbaby.com.) The songs from “Working Twice as Hard” can be heard by going to the ReverbNation link under “Links” on this website and typing in “The Steve Hill Trio.”
For more information, check out www.stevehilltrio.com
