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Gig review: TOBY JEPSON – Online, Thursday April 23 2020
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Gig review: PAUL CARRACK – London Palladium, 14 March 2020
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Gig review: JAKE BUGG – Cambridge Corn Exchange, 5 March 2020
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Gig review: KIEFER SUTHERLAND – The Junction, Cambridge, February 26 2020
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Gig review: JON BODEN – Cornerstone, Didcot, 5 March 2020
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Featured Album Reviews
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Album review: JOAN BAEZ – Whistle Down The Wind
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DVD review: ROBERT PLANT and the SENSATIONAL SHAPE SHIFTERS – Live at David Lynch’s Festival of Disruption
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Album review: ACCEPT – Restless And Wild
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Album review: STACKRIDGE – The Final Bow, Bristol 2015
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Album review: SAXON – Reissues (Innocence Is No Excuse, Rock The Nations, Destiny)
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Book review: On track…THE WHO (Every album, every song) – Geoffrey Feakes
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Book review: On track…DREAM THEATER (Every album, every song) – Jordan Blum
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Book review: On track…10cc and Godley & Creme (Every album, every song) – Peter Kearns
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Book review: On track…GENTLE GIANT (Every album, every song) – Gary Steel
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Feature: Albums that time forgot … BLACKTHORNE – Afterlife
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Feature: Gigs of the Millennium – ROCK FEST 2003, Wisconsin, USA
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Feature: Albums that time forgot – RANSOM – Trouble In Paradise
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Tag Archives: Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion
Album review: ZOE SCHWARZ BLUE COMMOTION – Chameleon
33 Records [Release date 03.04.20] ‘Chameleon’ is Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion’s 6th and best release so far. It’s a superbly crafted contemporary blues album with a dozen self penned track and a hidden bonus, full of musical diversity, imaginative arrangements, … Continue reading
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Tagged album, blues, Chameleon, Eartha Kitt, funk, fusion, Ian Ellis Patrick Hayes, Jimmy Smith, John Hiseman, Latino, Nina Simone, Paul Robinson, Pete Whittaker, review, Rob Koral, rock, rumba, shuffle, Steely Dan, vocal, Zoe Schwarz, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion
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Album review: ZOE SCHWARZ BLUE COMMOTION – The Blues And I Should Have A Party
33 Records [Release date 02.03.18] ‘The Blues And I Should Have A Party’ is as much a thematic statement of the band’s musical intent – let alone history – as it is a specific title track about a troubled relationship. … Continue reading
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Tagged 33 records, album, blues, grooves, guitar, Hammond, Paul Robinson, Pete Whittaker, review, Rob Koral, rock, Spencer Davis Group, Steve Winwood, swing, The Blues And I Should Have A Party, vocals, Zoe Schwarz, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion
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Album review: ZOE SCHWARZ BLUE COMMOTION – This Is The Life I Choose
33 Jazz [Release date 10.03.17] From the way she attacks the opening note of ‘Hold On’, to a sultry Nina Simone style finish on ‘Feeling Good’, Zoe Schwarz dominates a diverse album rooted in the blues but not bound by … Continue reading
Album review: KROSSBORDER – Kompilation Vol 1 – The Best British Blues
Krossborder Records – [Release Date: 16.12.13] ‘Krossborder Kompilation Vol 1: The Best British Blues’ invites us to ‘enjoy a good dose of musical therapy’. The 16 tracks just about deliver enough to allow us to do just that, even though … Continue reading
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Tagged Absolution, Alex McKown Band, Best British Blues, blues compilation, Dave Thomas, Dove & Boweevil, Idle Hands, Innes Sibun, Jackson Sloan, Krossborder, Krossborder Kompilation Vol 1, Krossborder records, Little Devils, Planet Graffiti, Red Butler, Roadhouse, Roy Mette Band, Sharon Colgan band, The Best British Blues, Tom Gee Band, White Knuckles Blues Band, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion
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