Danielle Schnebelen   -   Bass & Vocals

Danielle began her music career singing with her father at jams and in coffee houses throughout the Kansas City area. Shortly before her fathers passing in 1999, they played together in the final configuration of "Little Eva & The Works".

She fronted the "Fresh Brew Band", which represented Kansas City in the 2001 International Blues Competition, and began learning bass while continuing to play in Kansas City. She joined the well established band "The Nortons" in 2003, continuing to play and sing and quickly established a reputation as one of the hardest working musicians in Kansas City.

Danielle received critical notice through several articles in the "Kansas City Star" newspaper and the "Kansas City Magazine". She hosted "The Rush Hour Rendezvous" at the original "Grand Emporium" until its closing in 2004.

Danielle has performed on the following released projects;

"Trampled Under Foot" CD - "The Philadelphia Sessions"

"Trampled Under Foot" DVD - "Behind The Blues"

"Trampled Under Foot" CD - "White Trash"

"Trampled Under Foot" CD - "Rough Cuts"

"The Nortons" CD - "Wild, Wild, Woman"

"Fresh Brew" CD - "First Cup Of Blues"

As a member of TUF, she has opened up for the following national artists;

Tommy Castro

Some of Danielle's musical influences include Aretha Franklin, Etta James, Elmore James, and Willie Dixon.

Danielle is a registered songwriter / performer with BMI.