Popa Chubby

The Profile

Popa Chubby (born Ted Horowitz in 1960, New York City) is an American blues-rock guitarist, singer and songwriter known for high-octane electric blues and Hendrix-influenced playing.

Known for fiery live shows, landmark albums like Booty and the Beast, One Million Broken Guitars, and How’d a White Boy Get the Blues?, and Hendrix-inspired projects such as Electric Chubbyland.

Reviewers portray Popa Chubby as a modern, aggressive blues-rock guitarist with a NYC edge. Booty and the Beast is praised for its anthems and soulful ballads; One Million Broken Guitars is celebrated for live intensity and emotional connection; How’d a White Boy Get the Blues? is noted for stylistic variety and strong songwriting. Public info confirms he’s Ted Horowitz, an American blues-rock artist active since the 1990s.