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Li'l Chuck The One Man Skiffle Machine Christchurch, New Zealand
Li'l Chuck is an authentic one man band performing 'good time music with old time style'.
Blessed with the ability to handle multiple instruments at a time, he is the master of coordination: blown', suckin' and plucking' simultaneously. He has spent a lifetime rummaging through the drawers of 30's - 50's music. His songs are inspired by the sounds of the era
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