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Matthew Robb – Dead Men Have No Dreams an album of thoughtfulness, dreaming & reality wrapped in a mix of country & blues. Listen if you like the Guthrie school of storytelling
Jimmy Carpenter calls on the Soul Doctor a strong album from start to finish with the combination of Jimmy on Guitar & Sax combining superbly with the band every track has something for everybody.
Vargas Blues Band reign on King of Latin Blues here is an album crammed with talent and originality…a happy marriage of styles and cultures…give it a listen and hear for yourself.
Moonshine Society serves up Sweet Thing This is a very strong album with a varied blend of blues with soul inflexions…a great vocalist backed by some consummate musicians and worthwhile addition to the collection.
Tony McLoughlin goes True Native All in all, an album for Americana lovers if that isn’t you, there is lots to be gleaned from these finely crafted songs
Kevin Brown shares 6 Strings And A Dream Kevin is a guitarist that brings style aplenty to his music that is always enthralling. Give it a try and discover a wealth of styles and talent in one package.
Billy Price in a Dog Eat Dog in the world of Blues If you like your blues with a large helping of soul, then it’s guaranteed that you will love this.
Lewis Hamilton Band put blues On The Radio this is possibly Lewis’s best so far. With variation, subtlety and boldness that make it enjoyable from start to finish. It may not be ‘new’ but he does blues so well
Jack J Hutchinson howls Who Feeds The Wolf Jack is a skilful and creative guitarist there isn’t a bad song on it if you see his name on an album my advice is simple…buy it.
Big Dave McLean has a Pocket Full Of Nothin’ Want your blues with a solid, knowledgeable base but with plenty of diversity and a modern edge this is for you
