Author: David Scott
On ‘Seven Blues Classics,’ Giles pays homage to American blues music’s true greats from the Delta to Chicago.
“This first single, ‘2024,’ is one of the songs about the darkness of the world, but it’s not as though we have a choice. Life doesn’t come with an alternative. No matter, ‘we have to carry on’ and we should ‘always ask for more.’”
“Why Are You Ashamed Of Me?” features Heidi Solheim, leader of the well-known Norwegian rock band Pristine on vocals.
It is Jones’ phenomenal LP with her band which confirms her rapid progress towards that predicted future success. In between, a major highlight of the Scottish blues calendar has been Liz Jones’ moving and respectful tribute to the late Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac.
This sensational 8-piece takes its name from the flagship passenger train of the Leigh Valley Railroad which ran from New York to Buffalo from 1896 until 1959.
Sean’s mesmeric, heavy guitar strumming replicates the authentic sound of the original.
Guests this year included Carter family royalty, June’s daughter Carlene Carter…
Six decades later the blues is back and the circle completed, Jagger’s raw vocals and piercing harmonica combining with Richards’ staccato guitar licks and riffs an absolute triumph.
Eric Bibb on the new album, tour, songwriting, his trademark hats, and more!
2023 UK Blues Award Acoustic Act of the Year Nominee Sean Taylor describes ‘Short Stories’ as a collection of tales, encounters, experiences and framed moments.