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Tag Archives: blues
JIMMY McINTOSH – And…
August 3, 2015

Arizona Club 2015 Guitar elite gathering for a guest spot on Vegas’ axeman’s second outing. On the outside, Jimmy McIntosh may seem a late-starter who debuted with 2006’s “Orleans To London” when he was about 48 years young, but its … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, Ivan Neville, Jimmy McIntosh, John Scofield, Mike Stern, Ronnie Wood
AUDIENCE – Audience
July 24, 2015

Polydor 1969 / Esoteric 2015 Brass-blazing, if precocious, progressive blues on a short-lived album of a cult stripe that lingers still. More known for their trio of Charisma LPs, AUDIENCE released their eponymous debut on Polydor, the label who’d signed … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Audience, blues, psychedelia
DORIS BRENDEL and LEE DUNHAM – Upside Down World
April 4, 2015

Skyfire 2015 Proud surreal stance and real-life adventures of one of the hottest duos in English Wonderland. There’s no half-measures for Doris Brendel who inadvertently made a dismal point of her last record’s title, , by almost falling out of … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Doris Brendel, folk rock, hard rock, Lee Dunham


