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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.
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
Chris Barber shares Memories of My Trip do not expect a load of jazz this quality on this release that fulfils the blues enthusiasts needs. Personally, I would buy it just for the Rory Gallagher track and then enjoy the rest as well. Give it a listen and be prepared to be surprised.
Blues flows Deep in The Blood with Wragg and Copeland As a debut album, they have set down a marker that howls with quality. With echoes of the greats flowing through the blue-blooded riffs and licks and vocal tones that warm the speakers whether it is slow blues or more up-tempo foot-tapping dancing blues
Find Brighter Days with Robert Randolph & Family he sound has a dirty edge that makes this blending of traditional beats and melodies contemporary, exciting and very relevant. In dark times you need music that is upbeat and lifts the mood.
Thrilling Sean Webster Blues with Three Nights Live This is blues that you never get tired of. He and his band never disappoint, they leave you wanting more and this live album is no different. Having captured the live sound on a record we do have a solution just play on repeat.
Elles Bailey goes Deeper with the release of her new single and video with a long list of Dates, USA, Europe and across the UK touring The Road I Call Home
Atomic Road Kings Clean Up The Blood Give this a few listens and you will fall for the masterful instrumentation, the gritty vocals that hit the spot every time, the inventive harp and guitar solos and the way the whole thing just works so well.
Ritchie Dave Porter boards a Fast Train Rollin’ if you like acoustic blues quite simply…buy it and revel in quality playing and a maelstrom of emotions.
Laurence Jones Self Titled Studio Album Announced Release Date Friday 27th September on Top Stop Music via Sony On Tour November and December 2019
