Los Rolling Stompers

The original Rolling Stompers was formed in Argentina by Guillermo Perata in 1997.
That band include some of the best jazz musicians in Buenos Aires such as:
Esteban Cabello: Clarinet & Tenor Sax
Gabriel Herrera: Alto & Tenor Sax
Alberto Savloff: Guitar & Banjo
Adrián de Felippo: Acoustic Bass
Eloy Michelini: Drums
The personal style of their interpretation, the originality of the musical arrangements and the careful selection of their repertoire have made “Los Rolling Stompers” one of the most outstanding jazz bands in Argentina since their formation.
This group of young musicians recreate different traditional jazz styles such as Highbrow, Chicago and Mainstream. Versions of songs by Bix Beiderbecke, Eddie Condon, Fats Waller, Sidney Bechet and Louis Armstrong can be found in their wide repertoire, classics from Dixieland and some standards that have been barely spread as well as jazz arrangements of songs from diverse styles such as Argentine and French songs or Country & Western stuff.
In addition to having successfully performed in different jazz clubs, they have played in the most important jazz events in Buenos Aires such as "The Jazzology Cycle" at General San Martín Theatre and the “Telecom Jazz Festival” at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, as well as other relevant auditoriums in the interior of the country.
In 2003 Guillermo Perata moves to México and in 2005 he recreate The Rolling Stompers with local musicians. The actual formation include:
Guillermo Perata: Cornet & Cabrophone
Dan Mazor: Tenor & Soprano Sax
Yayo Gonzalez: Guitar
Jorge "Luri" Molina: Bass
Rodrigo Barbosa: Drums