Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 68 years old, Bill Prosper is the seasoned backbone of Wolf Jackson’s signature sound, delivering soulful, electrifying guitar work that blends Southern rock, blues, and classic Americana. Hailing from Montgomery, Alabama, Bill’s playing is deeply rooted in the traditions of the South, where storytelling and raw emotion are just as important as technique.

With influences ranging from Duane Allman and Mark Knopfler to Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bill’s style is a masterful mix of melodic phrasing, swampy blues riffs, and searing solos. He’s spent decades honing his craft—touring the roadhouses, juke joints, and festival circuits of the South, building a reputation as a player with both fire and finesse.

Bill was a founding member of Wolf Jackson, shaping the band’s sound from the very beginning with his rich, expressive guitar work on their debut album, "Vagabonds & Beggars." His playing became even more dynamic on their second release, "No Name Needed," where he pushed the boundaries of blues-infused rock and country storytelling. Now, on "3 Chord Dance," Bill continues to elevate the band’s music, proving that his guitar isn’t just an instrument—it’s a voice of its own.

With a career spanning decades, Bill Prosper is more than just a guitarist—he’s a storyteller, a road warrior, and the driving force behind Wolf Jackson’s unmistakable sound.