Lead vocalist/guitarist and songwriter David Shelley has toured the world with top name stars, and has shared the stage with world renowned artists such as Government Mule, Dan Toler, blues artists such as Anson Funderburg, Billy Branch, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Tommy Castro, Larry McCray and many more. In 2010 David Shelley and Bluestone opened for The Charlie Daniels Band at Sunfest, Florida's largest waterfront music and art festival.
   David's career developed in the 90's when his recordings were chosen for a movie soundtrack, David was cast to play a rock musician in Roger Vadim's remake of "And God Created Women" starring Rebecca DeMornay. This lead to a role in music videos for Cher on her "Heart Of Stone" album, including the famous aircraft carrier scene of 'If I Could Turn Back Time.' The pop diva was no stranger to blues rock talent and drafted the guitarist to play in her touring band worldwide. Soon after David found himself as series regular and guitarist for the 'The Ron Reagan Show' on Fox and his songs being played on the CBS soap "The Guiding Light", ABC soap "General Hospital", "Touched By An Angel", and "Promised Land".
   David then moved to the desert in Santa Fe and worked with local musicians and with members of the Apache and Zuni tribes. David started working with the Native American community, performing on the bill with John Trudell, Floyd Redcrow Westerman and the late Jessie Ed Davis. He co-wrote and co-produced for Native American vocalists Paula Bowers and 2006 Native GRAMMY Recording artist, Star Nayea who also won the 2008 Native Music Award for 'Best Blues recording'. David remains connected to Native communities today...

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DAVID SHELLEY- Vocals, Guitar, Songwriter
   David began his career as a Blues artist in 1990 after touring the world as Cher’s exclusive guitar player for the ‘Heart of Stone’ Tour, performing 66 shows around the Globe. He had memorable appearances in her top music videos 'If I could Turn back time', 'I found someone' and 'Main Man’.
   David has also shared the stage with Allman Brothers guitarist Warren Haynes' band Gov't Mule, Allman Brothers alumnus Dan Toler, and blues artists like Anson Funderburg, Billy Branch, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Tommy Castro, Larry McCray and many more.
   Creating jamming blues rock music that is ancient and modern and truly original, David is the son of a Jazz singer/actress, Martha, Stewart, and grandson of Buddy De Sylva, songwriter of "Birth of the Blues", "Sunny Boy" and the "Best things in Life are free".
   Writing and creating his own brand of blues, David uses world rhythms, traditional blues instrumentation and soulful vocals as a vehicle for his songs. His songs call to mind the struggles and joys of real life. David Shelley and his band Bluestone have proven to be one of the top blues bands in the region.

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   Dave Scott has been a musician since the age of 7. He has spent most of is life playing guitar and songwriting and at the age of 14 he started playing in local clubs and within a few years started earning a living as a guitarist. At the age of 17 he had his first record - ‘Tuff Luck’  released on New Renaissance Record Label. It sold over 50,000 copies. During this time he was featured in many National Publications such as ‘Guitar Player’ and others.
   In 2002, Dave moved to the Los Angeles area to expand his career. He spent his years there working on projects with several great musicians such as the late great, Tony Thompson, drummer of Chic, Power Station, David Bowie and many others.
   He recorded a CD and played live shows with vocalist, Matt Kramer of Saigon Kick. He co-founded a project, Martyr Plot, with drummer Ginger Fish of Marilyn Manson. As part of the Los Angeles based group 'The Forward' he and the band recorded their debut CD, which was released in August of 2008. From this debut CD, 5 songs were licensed and played on major network television shows.

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CHARLES GASPER – Bass
   Receiving an electric guitar on his 10th birthday allowed Charles to refine his "ear" and help his musical passion to blossom.
"If there was a song to learn, I learned it note for note, even if it took me all day".
   Albuquerque alternative rock quartet Alien Lovestock provided a platform for his definitive sound and style and allowed for even more exposure after the band relocated to San Francisco. There Alien Lovestock collaborated and performed with George Clinton, Storm Large and other luminaries on the band's sophomore album "Planet of the Fish".
   Charles also continued to work with Alien Lovestock alumni Eric McFadden (EMT, Stockholm Syndrome) and Paulo Baldi (Cake, Les Claypool) and later joined up with longtime Bay Area Latin rockers Orixa whose crossover sound of rock/reggae/funk/ska had helped to garner accolades and to establish the band as the premier rock en espanol group in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 2010 Charles relocated to South Florida to join up with long time friend "David Shelley” and his Florida based band "Bluestone”.

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RANDY RIDENOUR (RED)- Drums
   Florida born, Randy Ridenour's style of drumming and personality shine with Bluestone. Randy started playing drums at the young age of 7, influenced by Don Brewer, Buddy Rich, Thomas Lang and Dave Weckl to name a few.