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Matt Andersen is Halfway Home By Morning

16th April 201916th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Bluesdoodles CD Review, Halfway Home By Morning, Matt Andersen, Soul Music

Matt Andersen is Halfway Home By Morning Overall this is a brilliantly performed and produced work. It leans a little too much toward soul for my normal listening pleasures but each song is damned impressive in its composition and execution…so, if you like your soul served impeccably, then you will love this album.

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Trower addresses the reality of Coming Closer To The Day

15th April 201915th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues Guitar, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Coming Closer To The Day, Mascot Label Group, Robin Trower

Trower addresses the reality of Coming Closer To The Day If you’re new to Mr Trower, listen carefully to appreciate the countless nuances and touches that he brings to the blues guitar. If you’re already a fan, then you will be in seventh heaven.

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Erja Lyytinen occupies Another World

13th April 201913th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues-Rock, Erja Lyytinen, slide guitar

Erja Lyytinen occupies Another World this is an album of skill, dexterity and sufficient variation that it will never wear thin. OK, it may be more rock than we are used to from Erja but with songs of this calibre

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The End Machine start at the beginning

11th April 201911th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Frontiers Records, The End Machine

The End Machine start at the beginning This is a great album of quality heavy rock…way better than some ‘names’ are releasing at the moment. So if you like guitar driven, 80s flavoured and crafted qualities in your rock, give this a listen

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Burning Rain decide to Face The Music

11th April 201911th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Bluesdoodles CD Review, Burning Rain, Doug Aldrich, Face The Music

Burning Rain decide to Face The Music if you like heavy rock with blues underpinnings, then this is a damn good selection in a crowded market. Aldrich’s experience in so many great bands has obviously informed a lot of this album and his skill shines through.

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Jimmie Vaughan pleads Baby Please Come Home

11th April 201911th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Baby Please Come Home, Blues Guitar, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Jimmie Vaughan

Jimmie Vaughan pleads Baby Please Come Home As JV has always said: “music is not about what it is labelled, but rather how it makes the listener feel”.

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Vin Mott stocks and shares Rogue Trader

11th April 201911th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blind Raccoon, Rogue Hunter, Vin Mott

Vin Mott stocks and shares Rogue Trader The band is a solid and capable backing for the harp that never overplays or overstays …it’s a welcome addition to the collection and one I will return to regularly.

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Blind Raccoon Nola Blues Collection Volume 1

11th April 201911th April 2019 Tom Dixon 1 Comment Blind Raccoon, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Nola Blue Collection Vol 1

Blind Raccoon Nola Blues Collection Volume 1 This is, therefore, a great album for introductions to some high-quality acts from the Nola Blue and Blind Raccoon roster…there isn’t a bad track here