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Katie Knipp advises to Take It With You

9th April 20199th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues Music, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Katie Knipp, Take It With You

Katie Knipp advises to Take It With You her fifth album; the good news is that it’s bluesier than ever. Bringing together differing styles and genres, mixed them up and turned them into a really enjoyable album of passion and care is more than welcome.

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Picture The Roads We Ride a soundtrack to a film noir

8th April 20198th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments ED Brayshaw, The Roads We Ride, Wily Bo Walker

Picture The Roads We Ride a soundtrack to a film noir as by two quality musicians Wily Bo Walker and ED Brayshaw deliver a superb album

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Kyla Brox shares her Pain and Glory

4th April 20194th April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues, Kyla Brox

Daughter of a Bluesman delivers a Blues masterpiece If you haven’t heard of Kyla Brox, then you are in for

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Tomislav Goluban is a Chicago Rambler

1st April 20192nd April 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Chicago Rambler, EG McDaniel, Eric Norden, Joe Filisko, Kenny Smith

Tomislav Goluban is a Chicago Rambler – All in all this is a very enjoyable album with a modern twist on blues standard structures with faultless harp work

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The Ryk Mead Band doubles up on Me & The Blues

17th March 201917th March 2019 Tom Dixon 1 Comment Bluesdoodles CD Review, The Ryk Mead Band

The Ryk Mead Band doubles up on Me & The Blues If you like the Clapton, Moore, Trower kind of blues-soaked albums, Give it a listen; I doubt you’ll be disappointed.

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The Rev Shawn Amos dishes up some Kitchen Table Blues

15th March 201915th March 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blind Raccoon, Blues EP, Kitchen Table Blues Vol 1, The Reverend Shawn Amos

The Rev Shawn Amos dishes up some Kitchen Table Blues Vol 1 Once again, Once again he has brought new life and approach to some classic songs.

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Judy Sings The Blues and reveals herself as Born A Sinner

9th March 20199th March 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Bluesdoodles CD Review, Born Sinner, Judy Sings The Blues

Judy Sings The Blues and reveals herself as Born A Sinner Give them a listen and I think that, like me, you will enjoy the ride and look forward to their next release.

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Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley

9th March 20199th March 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues Music, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Death of Stone Stanley, Jason Roberts, Mudstomp

Jason Robert tells of The Death of Stone Stanley This is an excellent album of solid and well-played blues blues firmly rooted in the 20s and 30s but with a clean and modern edge

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Deb Rhymer says Don’t Wait Up

8th March 20198th March 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Bluesdoodles CD Review, Deb Rhymer, Don't Wait Up

Deb Rhymer says Don’t Wait Up Bluesdoodles says “well worth a listen for all of the components of this fine album… full of vocal emotions”.

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Willa Vincitore makes her Choices clear

6th March 20196th March 2019 Tom Dixon 0 Comments Blues Soul Music, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Choices, Willa Vingitore

Willa Vincitore makes her Choices clear strong entry into the blues/soul genre with a truly emotive singer and a cracking band behind her. The songwriting is of a high standard too

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