Vaneese Thomas goes Down Yonder
Vaneese Thomas goes Down Yonder Vaneese is a talented and captivating singer and a formidable songwriter like a lot soul in your blues, you will love this.
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Author: Tom Dixon
DeWolff are visible on Live & Outta Sight II
DeWolff are visible on Live & Outta Sight II The shortest summary I can up with is…DeWolff are a new/old original jam/psychedelia band blended perfectly and refreshingly.
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Michele D’Amour Dealing Love in The Heart Of Memphis
Michele D’Amour Dealing Love in The Heart Of Memphis a very good album with many highlights Michele and the band have put together another string blues-infused mix of styles
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Herbal Remedy provides the cure in Land Of The Livin’
Herbal Remedy provides the cure in Land Of The Livin’ join in with the huge amount of fun they are obviously having, then this is another thoroughly enjoyable release from the Seaham troubadours
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Diana Rein rules over Queen of My Castle
Diana Rein rules over Queen of My Castle a value-filled fifteen-track album that entertains I get a strong feeling that the next album will be even better
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Altered Five Blues Band amp it up on Ten Thousand Watts
Altered Five Blues Band amp it up on Ten Thousand Watts this is the kind of blues you can never tire of as AFBB put an original and modern edge into the blues of yore
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Chantel McGregor is Bury’d Alive (and kicking)
Chantel McGregor is Bury’d Alive (and kicking) From the first note to last, I was ensnared by the skilful and emotional playing that Chantel brings to every song…wonderful stuff
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Piston rev up on self-titled debut album
Piston rev up on self-titled debut album while it isn’t earth-shattering, it does show a band that are full of skill, craft and imagination we await album number two with anticipation
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Flying Colors give us the Third Degree
Flying Colors give us the Third Degree All in all then, this is a fine example of brilliant musicians at their peak – then this is as good a piece of proggy symphonic fusion rock as you are likely to meet.
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Mojo Preachers are Frank on Man Made Monsters
Mojo Preachers are Frank on Man Made Monsters is not blues nor is not jazz or any other easily pigeon-holed genre…rather it is a captivating cerebral blend
