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Glen Clark is telling on You Tell Me a well crafted and superbly played bundle of soul with deft blues flavourings scattered throughout. There is a lot of pleasure to be gleaned from Glen and his band’s skills and nuances
Niecie spells Trouble With A Capital T Niecie has a great voice which she doesn’t spoil by trying to sound like anyone else steeped deep in the Blues
Slim Butler finds a hot point in the Big Freeze It isn’t blues or rock or funk…it is a pleasing amalgam of all three at the same time it works really well
Trevor B Power Band flies with an Everyday Angel it is a strong album that travels a few different blues avenues in a good way. What it says to me is that his next album will be a corker as he develops on this sterling start
Benny Turner and Cash McCall Going Back Home This is a damn good album from start to finish made all the more poignant by Cash McCall’s tragic death. So revel in the legacy and enjoy ten tracks of high-quality blues
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.
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
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.
Recorded Music Listened To and Reviewed Wanna Boogie get Aboard this train opines Victor Wainwright Steve Hill one man, one
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