Kid Ramos is an Americanandguitarist, singer/songwriter and producer. A former member of the James Harman Band, The Mannish Boys, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and roots and Latin-Americano band Los Fabulocos. He's released 4 solo albums to critical acclaim, with songs featuring the likes of Willie Chambers, Gatemouth Brown, Cesar Rosas of Los Lobos, James Intveld, Kim Wilson, Janiva Magness, Lynwood Slim, and Charlie Musselwhite who won song of the year at the Blues Awards for his song on Kid's "Greasy Kid's Stuff" album. He won the OC Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award after he beat cancer in 2014. He also produced a documentary about legendary blues piano player and late friend Floyd Dixon,  which won a Telly Award.

From his youth where he was aptly named Kid by James Harman, the James Harman Band was a blues act playing on the same ticket as punk rock bands like Black Flag, The Germs and Oingo Boingo. Kid played alongside the late legendary guitarist Hollywood Fats, honing his craft and learning to play with ferocity and energy that the punks could reason with. In Harman’s band, Kid was able to back up some of the architects of rock n roll like Little Richard’s sax player Lee Allen, and the original “The Twist” songwriter, Hank Ballard.

Kid joined The Fabulous Thunderbirds in 1995 through a recommendation to Kim Wilson by Canned Heat bassist Larry Taylor and drummer Richard “Big Foot” Innes. He stayed in the T-Birds until 2002. He notably played on the “Live” album in 2000, which was the first time a concert was broadcast over the internet using high-definition cameras.

Throughout his vast career he's played with and sat in with the likes of Big Joe Turner, Bo Diddley, Hank Ballard,  Lester Butler, Hubert Sumlin, Gatemouth Brown, Todd Rundgren, David Johansen of New York Dolls, Los Lobos and once with Stevie Wonder.

Johnny Ramos is a singer/songwriter and actor from Anaheim, CA. You can find him playing live with his roots band Johnny Ramos & the DooWop DeathBoys playing blues and rock n roll in the indie scenes of California, but also blues and rockabilly festivals abroad in Italy, and the Netherlands, with his mentor and father Kid Ramos. His album “DooWop DeathBoy” features an eclectic mix of blues rock guitar, vocal harmonies, and catchy songs ranging in genre from rockabilly, to pop-punk. A versatile performer and singer, he’s been called to open for the likes of Cesar Rosas of Los Lobos, grammy-winning band Los Texmaniacs, blues award winner Tommy Castro, and Tom Kenny the voice of Spongebob. He recently had a guest role on season 2 of HBO’s Euphoria as a Mariachi singer.

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