Carl Tremblay - He is born in Québec city on November 30, 1959. Self-educated artist, he began at an early age on the road of the blues. As soon as 13 years old, he get his first harmonica, the training of this instrument will be done on the road by carrying out jam sessions throughout Canada, the United States and Europe.

After a one year stay in California, where he plays in company of recognized musicians such as John Belushi, The Blues Brothers, Buddy Miles, Joe Cocker, B.J. Franklin, The NBC orchestra at Merv Griffin Show, Etta James, Commander Cody and many others, he returns to the East Coast, in Illinois state to be precise where he take part in various spectacles with Lefty Dizz, Big Mama Thornton, Queen Sylvia Ambrey et others members of the Chicago All Stars. Carl Tremblay was now standing amongst the greatest of the blues scene as all these greats musicians were unanimous to recognize his talent and his unique feeling of the harmonica.

Carl return to Montreal to perform in various venues, such as a contest at the Place des Arts where he receive the first price in the Musician category. It is now time for him to fly across the ocean for four years. This is where he start performing as a singer and begin to forms several groups in various country of Europe. In Greece, he take par in several television programs alongside of the American John Hammond. He did the opening of the Venice Carnival with a group of Dublin musicians as well as the opening of Angouleme's International Cartoon Festival. He then make a stop in the Scandinavian countries and performs in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Dublin.

AIn Québec, he opened for many famous stars such as Johnny Winter, John Mayall, Junior Wells & Co. and B.B.King. He also take part in several TV shows with Buddy Guy, Vic Vogel, Gerry Boulet and Marjo. He also took part in an album of the french singer Claude Dubois.

In December 1999, with is long time buddies, Jim Zellers, Bob Harrison, Breen Leboeuf, Bob Walsh, Lise Bernatchez, Little Jo and Rick Weston, he recorded a Christmas album, NOEL EN BLUES, on which he interpret a blues version of "Holy Night".