Dixie Werewolves

The Dixie Werewolves is a blues-rock trio from Blount County that blends with the biker culture as well as Jack Daniel's and Coke. The band was formed by Jeff Breazeale (guitar/vocals), Rusty Chambers (drums/vocals), Wade West (bass/vocals). Rusty hails from Maryville, TN and has been a professional musician his entire life. After graduating from high school, he has toured with many different club acts and touring bands for 15 years. Rusty is currently the head engineer for Murlin's Recording Studio in Maryville and plays exclusively for the Werewolves.

Rusty hails from Maryville, TN and has been a professional musician his entire life. After graduating from high school, he has toured with many different club acts and touring bands for 15 years. Rusty is currently the head engineer for Murlin's Recording Studio in Maryville and plays exclusively for the Werewolves.

Wade, like Rusty began a professional career as a touring musician after high school. Wade played for several club acts and actually toured with Rusty in Rough Rider in the late 80's. Wade hails from Knoxville and has been playing since he was 12 years old.

Jeff actually fronts the band on their original tunes, as well as many of the covers. Playing guitar since the age of seven, Jeff enjoyed success with Texas Overdrive in the late 80's before moving to Nashville and writing with Sony and doing studio work in Muscle Shoals with Jimmy Johnson. Jeff also calls Maryville, TN his home.