Month July 2019

Bluesdoodles, CD Reviews, Recorded Music Review, Women and Arts

Meg Williams shows her Muscle Shoals

Meg Williams shows her Muscle Shoals on Take Me As I Am There is much to be enjoyed, vocally and instrumentally and it is worth repeated listens to ensure you enjoy all of the nuances that Meg feeds into the guitar parts and the excellent backing band’s contributions.

8th July 2019

Bluesdoodles, CD Reviews, Recorded Music Review

The BB King Blues Band bare The Soul Of The King

The BB King Blues Band bare The Soul Of The King I think BB would have approved of the ‘covers’ and would have been proud to contribute to the new songs…and that is praise indeed. This is a fine blues album that will not disappoint on any level and will be a great addition to any blues lovers’ collection.

8th July 2019

Bluesdoodles, Interviews, Women and Arts

Crossfire Talking about 6th UK Blues Challenge

UKBlues Federation is proud to be hosting the Sixth UKBlues Challenge. The challenge will be taking place at Bluefunk Rhythm & Blues Club, Poynton on 14th September 2019 Tickets on Sale Now – keep the date for your diary Bluesdoodles is…

Liz Aiken
8th July 2019

Bluesdoodles, CD Reviews, Recorded Music Review, Women and Arts

Elles Bailey travels the Road I Call Home

Elles Bailey goes Deeper with the release of her new single and video with a long list of Dates, USA, Europe and across the UK touring The Road I Call Home

Elles Bailey travels the Road I Call Home if you want an album chock full of brilliant performances that encompass and meld many of our favourite genres, then this is most definitely for you.

4th July 2019

Bluesdoodles, CD Reviews, Recorded Music Review

Ritchie Dave Porter boards a Fast Train Rollin’

Ritchie Dave Porter boards a Fast Train Rollin’ if you like acoustic blues quite simply…buy it and revel in quality playing and a maelstrom of emotions.