The Ryk Mead Band doubles up on Me & The Blues
The Ryk Mead Band doubles up on Me & The Blues If you like the Clapton, Moore, Trower kind of blues-soaked albums, Give it a listen; I doubt you’ll be disappointed.
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Month: March 2019
The Rev Shawn Amos dishes up some Kitchen Table Blues
The Rev Shawn Amos dishes up some Kitchen Table Blues Vol 1 Once again, Once again he has brought new life and approach to some classic songs.
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Big Dez Latest Album catches the Last Train
Big Dez Latest Album catches the Last Train these original songs may not be totally new sounding but they are fresh replete with soulful and funky blues
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Electric Mary love their Mother on their latest album
Electric Mary love their Mother on their latest album the band combine the heavy rock of the 70s with blues sensibilities and produce a modern, accessible and high-quality variation on the rock genre bodes well for the future.
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King King Announce New Drummer Andrew Scott
King King Announce New Drummer Andrew Scott New line-up now complete joing Alan Nimmo, Jonny Dyke & Zander Greenshields is Andrew Scott. Tour dates cruising and promise of 5th Studio album
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Massive Announce UK Tour and Video
Massive Announce UK Tour and Video Bullet taken from the album Rebuild Destroy. On tour they are joined by Gorilla Riot on the road Book Your Tickets now
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In conversation we Enter Another World with Erja Lyytinen
BD: Hi Erja hope you are well, thanks for taking time to speak to Bluesdoodles, it has been a while
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Thekla rocked with Wille & The Bandits
Thekla rocked with Wille & The Bandits with The Rainbreakers the boat in Bristol Rocking to live music full of originality
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Judy Sings The Blues and reveals herself as Born A Sinner
Judy Sings The Blues and reveals herself as Born A Sinner Give them a listen and I think that, like me, you will enjoy the ride and look forward to their next release.
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Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley
Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley This is an excellent album of solid and well-played blues blues firmly rooted in the 20s and 30s but with a clean and modern edge
