Jock’s Juke Joint jumps jauntily on Volume 4
Jock’s Juke Joint jumps jauntily on Volume 4 Contemporary Blues from Scotland giving an insight in to the bands you want to hear more off.
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Author: Tom Dixon
Big Pete, Harmonica recorded Live At BluesNow
This is a great showcase for Big Pete who shows all of his skill as a composer, singer and harp player but, importantly, he allows the whole band the time and space to express themselves
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Lil’ Red and the Rooster crow about their Soul Burnin’
This is a high-quality work by every contributor and the production is crystal clear so that all of the nuances that are liberally sprinkled through every track can be heard and appreciated
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Nick Steed Five go adventuring on Feeling for the Blues
Nick Steed Five go adventuring on Feeling for the Blues Debut Album A worthwhile addition for anyone who loves key and horn-driven blues with superb musicianship throughout, so saddle up and give it a try
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Liam Ward Band and their rebellious Uprising
Liam Ward Band and their rebellious Uprising – I thoroughly enjoyed this album Give it a listen…try Wild Places first and you will soon agree.
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New Album sees JP Soars flying on Southbound I-95
New Album sees JP Soars flying on Southbound I-95 May not be pure blues but a good listen great spread of styles to enjoy, all rooted in the blues
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Victoria Ginty & Ladyhawke have Unfinished Business
Victoria Ginty & Ladyhawke have Unfinished Business Eleven tracks that entertain From my point of view the album is worth every penny for the eight and a half minutes of Every Night And Every Day alone…if in doubt, listen to that first, be amazed and then buy it.
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Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature – Best Live
Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature – Best Live This collection is a good example of a band on top form dishing up the blues with precision If you like blues played live… then this is a damn good place to go.
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The Inspector Cluzo dig We The People Of The Soil
The Inspector Cluzo dig We The People Of The Soil French Rock Duo delivers on their 10th Anniversary album – think of The Darkness playing Johnny Cash
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Marcus Lazarus ponders This Life
Marcus Lazarus ponders This Life an album that tips its hat to a mix of genres from across Marcus’ forty plus years in the business. It is not a blues or rock album but has enough of both to make it a really enjoyable listen
