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Tag Archives: Bart Walker
Gig review: ROYAL SOUTHERN BROTHERHOOD, CANDY KANE BAND, TEXAS CANNONBALLS – Relache Festival, Bordeaux, 12 July 2015
As Candy Kane tells the crowd, the French have always supported music and the arts, and tonight it seems they are supporting an American blues export drive it. Texas Cannonballs do what it says on the tin. You can take … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bart Walker, blues, Bobby Abarca, Bret Coats, Candye Kane Band, Cyril Neville, Dave Herrero, funk, Hector Watt, Laura Chavez, rock, Royal Southern Brotherhood, soul, Texas Cannonballs, Tyrone Vaughan
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Album review: ROYAL SOUTHERN BROTHERHOOD – Don’t Look Back
Ruf [Release date 26.05.15] And so it comes to pass that the bloodline has been cast asunder and a new line-up of Royal Southern Brotherhood takes on the mantle of the kings of southern kissed funk, blues and soul. ‘Don’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged album, Bart Walker, blues, Buddy Guy, Charlie Wooton, Cyril Neville, Devon Allman, funk, Ivan Neville, James Cotton, Jimmy Hall, Mike Zito, review, rock, Royal Southern Brotherhood, soul, Tom Hambridge. Stevie Wonder, Tyrone Vaughan, Wet Willie, Yonrico Scott
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Album review: BART WALKER – Waiting On Daylight
Provogue [Release date 25.01.13] Bart Walker’s ‘Waiting On Daylight’ was almost lost in the shuffle earlier on in the year, but now looks set to benefit from the apparent renaissance of Southern rock. If it isn’t Royal Southern Brotherhood and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Allman Brothers, Arc Angels, Bart Walker, Big Sugar, blues, Blues Caravan, Elmore James, Gov't Mule, Pat McLaughlin, review, rock, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Skinny Molly, Waiting On Daylight, Warren Haynes, ZZ Top
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