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Gig review: DOYLE BRAMHALL II – Under The Bridge, London, 27 May 2017
Pete Feenstra chatted to Doyle Bramhall for his “Pete Feenstra Feature” show on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio. First broadcast 21 May 2017. More information Doyle Bramhall II and his band have got things wrapped up tight. Bramhall is almost … Continue reading
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Tagged 27 May 2017, Adam Minkoff, Anthony Coles, blues, Chris Duarte, Doyle Bramhall II, Eric Johnson, funk, gig, interview, jamming, John Coltrane, Jon Allen, London, psychedelia, review, rock, Rod Stewart, soul, Ted Pecchio, The Temptations, Under the Bridge
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Album review: RON E CARTER – Cherokee
The Pete Feenstra Feature – Ron E Carter (19 April 2015) by Get Ready To Rock! Radio on Mixcloud Steady On [Release date 13.10.14] ‘Cherokee’ is multi instrumentalist Ron E Carter’s thirdalbum and it’s a natural progression from his fusion … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Billy Cobham, blues, Carlos Santana, Cherokee, Dave Brubeck, Eric Gales, Jack Bruce, Jimi Hendrix, John Coltrane, John McLaughlin, Paul Butterfield, review, Robben Ford, rock, Ron E Carter, Roy Buchanan, Steve Clayton, Tractor, Yvonne Howard
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Album review: ERIC JOHNSON – Europe Live
Provogue [Release date 23.06.14] It’s 28 years since Eric Johnson’s head turning ‘Tones’ album and his signature tone remains a primary concern on the excellent ‘Europe Live’. It’s an album that showcases his exciting flowing style and pushes fusion tinged … Continue reading
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Tagged album, blues, Chris Maresh, Eric Johnson, Europe Live, fusion, guitar, John Coltrane, review, Wayne Salzmann
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Gig review: WALTER TROUT – Shepherd’s Bush Empire, 8 November 2013
Walter Trout’s most durable qualities are his intense guitar playing and his ever ready sense of humour. Both were in evidence at a packed Shepherd’s Bush Empire as he overcame his daunting health problems in front of his biggest London … Continue reading