Tag Archives: blues

VIENNA DITTO – Ugly

October 19, 2013

Ubiquity Project 2013 Voodoo vaudeville from a high-kicking duo shapes a twilight delight.  When Nigel Firth began to teach the 11-year-old Hatty Taylor the art of guitar, nothing came out of it and, in a couple of years the two … Continue reading →

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Todd Rundgren takes his blues to the stage

October 8, 2013

For all the versatility of Todd Rundgren whose records encompass everything from Beatlesque pop rock to rap and from heavy metal to prog, his 2010’s opus, “Johnson,”  wherein the veteran got quite deep under the blues skin to present his own view … Continue reading →

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KING KING – Standing In The Shadows

October 1, 2013

Manhaton 2013 Ain’t no squares for the tartan-clad blues coming into the light with a glorious sound. Don’t be fooled by the kilts and the regal moniker, as there’s neither superfluous merriment nor self-aggrandizing in this band’s music – it’s … Continue reading →

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STEVE HUNTER – The Manhattan Blues Project

September 20, 2013

Deacon 2013 Squire to the stars gets his own stellar ensemble to light the night with urban neon. Those who know only by his service in the churches of Alice Cooper or Lou Reed criminally miss out on his solo … Continue reading →

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Joe Bonamassa delivers a quadruple blues bang

September 7, 2013

Not fearing of a market overload,  is to end this year with four new CD/DVD sets called “Tour de Force – Live In London.” Their title reflect on the no mean feat the guitarist undertook in March 2013, when he spent four nights … Continue reading →

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