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Tag Archives: Big Mamma Thornton
Album review: HEATHER CROSSE – Groovin’ At The Crosse Roads

Ruf [Release date 04.09.15] Heather Crosse is a bass playing soulful blues vocalist who recently introduced herself to European blues audiences on the back the 2015 Girls With Guitars/Blues Caravan tour. She draws on the rich … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Big Mamma Thornton, Blues Caravan, Dan Smith, funk, George Jackson, Girls With Guitars, Groovin At The Crosse Roads, Gwen McCrae, Heather Crosse, Heavy Suga & The Sweetones, Lee Williams, Louisiana blues, Mark Yacovone, Mississippi blues, review, soul
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Book review: HENRY YATES AND WALTER TROUT – Rescued From Reality: The Life And Times of Walter Trout

MLG Publishing [Release date: 02.06.14] ‘Rescued From Reality’ is significantly subtitled ‘The Life And Times Of Walter Trout’. Compared to most anodyne biographies, Trout’s story is the real deal. It includes a very uncompromising account of rock & roll excess … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Mamma Thornton, blues, Bluesbreakers, book review, Canned Heat, Coco Montoya, Deacon Jones, Duke Ellington, guitar, Henry Yates, Jimmy Trapp, John Lee Hooker, John Mayall, Marie Trout, Rescued From Reality, rock, Walter Trout, Wilmont Mews
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