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Janis - Tomorrow Maybe My Last (The Janis Joplin Story): Union Theatre, London 28/08/21
There were some supreme moments of artistic largesse the uninhibited rocking and rolling jazziness and souling that had become her trademark and legacy...
Errol Linton: Jazz Cafe, London 13/6/21
Having earned his stripes as a busker, Linton's prowess as a blues singer is unquestioned, and he is accompanied by an airtight band that skip between genres with ease...
Ron Artis II: Blue Note Club, New York City 16/2/20
Hawaiian soul and blues artist Ron Artis II played the late show at Manhattan’s Blue Note Club, three days before appearing with Buddy Guy and Derek Trucks at a star-studded concert in tribute to BB King...
Bobby Harden & Stew Cutler: Arthur's Tavern, New York City 16/02/20
Arthur's Tavern in Greenwich Village is a Manhattan musical institution. With music seven nights a week until late this is a happening place and a well-kept secret but now anymore...
Boisdale : Speakeasy Blues Opening 25/02/2020
Curator for the evening,Radio presenter and Blues musician Paul Jones led proceedings and played mean harmonica too with the house band
DR FEELGOOD: 100 CLUB, LONDON: 17/01/20
The band is driven by the rhythm section of Kevin Morris and solid as a rock bassist Phil Mitchell. The guitar mantle of Wilko has fallen to Steve Walwyn for the last thirty years.
Keb’ Mo’: Union Chapel, London 2/7/19
In typically relaxed heartfelt/tender style, four-time Grammy winning blues star Keb’ Mo’ made a rare UK appearance, entertaining enthralled fans solo style at Islington’s ever impressive Union Chapel...
Eli 'Paperboy' Reed: Dingwalls, London 11/6/19
Authentic rhythm & blues showman Eli 'Paperboy' Reed delivered his own brand of sumptuous blues and soul, punctuated by plenty of James Brown style soul screams. Good god! What a show...
Eric Gales Band: Nell's Jazz & Blues Club, London 5/6/19
If stardom was based on rave reviews from his contemporaries rather than record sales, Eric Gales would no doubt be a stratospheric megastar...
Sugaray Rayford + Jo Harman: 100 Club, London 17/1/2019
Also whetted was my desire for some stonking, funking, soulful blues and who better to deliver it than a 6ft 5, ex Marine weighing in at 300lb, ladies and gentleman remember this name SUGARAY RAYFORD!
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