by Glenn Sargeant | Oct 2, 2020 | Reviews
Marty Wilde — Running Together Marty Wilde MBE has been making music and performing since 1958 in his own right and has also penned songs for the likes of Sir Tom Jones, Adam Faith and Lulu to name a few. His latest offering, ‘Running Together’ is actually his...
by Glenn Sargeant | Sep 25, 2020 | Reviews
Félix Rabin — Pogboy EP French guitarist Félix Rabin has been steadily building his fanbase since he was fifteen having played in jam sessions across France and Switzerland. Rabin now has a six-track debut EP entitled Pogboy which was coined by recording engineer Ross...
by Glenn Sargeant | Aug 28, 2020 | Reviews
Savoy Brown — Ain’t Done Yet Formed in 1965, Savoy Brown has been credited as being instrumental in the blues-rock movement with a staggering forty-one album releases between 1967 and 2019. Still packing venues and making music, the aptly titled Ain’t Done Yet...
by Glenn Sargeant | Jul 31, 2020 | Reviews
Cathy Grier + The Troublemakers — I’m All Burn Cathy Grier has released her fourteenth album ‘I’m All Burn’ in which she enlisted the musical talent of her new home Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin having moved there in 2016. This sixteen-track offering opens with the title...
by Glenn Sargeant | Jun 7, 2020 | Reviews
Lucius Parr Band — Blues And Me Singer-songwriter and musician Lucius Parr was born in the small country town of Yoakum, Texas and went from playing trombone in fifth grade to majoring in music at college and then being deployed to the Vietnam War after being drafted...
by Glenn Sargeant | May 9, 2020 | Reviews
The Smoke Wagon Blues Band — The Ballad Of Albert Johnson Formed in 1996, The Smoke Wagon Blues Band are a seven-piece outfit with seven independent album releases and three Independent Blues Awards for their previous record Cigar Store. The title track kicks things...
