Eric Johnson – the Texas Tone Ranger
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Multi-instrumentalist Eric Johnson has been hailed by Guitar Player magazine as “one of the most respected guitarists on the planet”. While he is a highly proficient acoustic, lap steel, resonator, and bass guitarist as well as an accomplished pianist and vocalist, it is his electric guitar playing he is most renowned for. He has found […]
Review: Babajack’s new album “Rooster”
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The much anticipated third album from this amazingly different band will not disappoint, due to be launched in March anyone catching them live will be able to purchase a copy early. BabaJack have managed to capture the vitality and originality of their live show onto this studio album. BabaJack are a trio with the component […]
Jo Harman
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Jo Harman is not a familiar name on the blues scene at the moment but without doubt she will soon be a household name on the circuit. She is packing out shows in prestigious venues in London and recently did support onThe Average White Band tour by their request for her. Testament to her talent […]
Hugh and Mud make history
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Tuesday 21st August 2012 was a historic day for the Blues. Eldest son of Muddy Waters, Mud Morganfield, joined the British Bluesman and actor Hugh Laurie on stage at the Park West Theatre in Chicago, adding to the history of Chicago greats teaming up with great Blues artists from across the Atlantic. In Mud’s words: […]