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Band in a Box (The Oregonian)
Sound: Rippin' roadhouse and contemporary blues, with a dash of soul and a heaping helping of R&B. Members: Jake Johnson (vocals), Steven Dee Williams (guitar), Spud Stevens (drums), Henry Gavaldon (bass).
'4-Real' ? This band's got soul (Paris News)
When local soul man Roosevelt Twitty takes his place behind a guitar at Dillon's Saturday, it will be his first performance with 4-Real-Blues. The musician is best known for mentoring teen guitar sensation Tyler Dow Bryant, whose skill approaches that of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan.
CD Reviews (Greenwich Time)
Bay Area guitarist Bernard exists in the murky territory between the jazz and jam-band worlds. It's a space that has historically resulted in serious musicians doing little more than playing repetitive funk riffs.
Blues before 30 (The Pantagraph)
Though he's still less than 30 years old, Joe Bonamassa has been playing the blues for nearly a quarter of a century -- a sizable career load he'll be toting behind him when he turns up at Bloomington's New Lafayette Club next week (7:30 p.m. Feb. 1).
Big Pete Pearson still shoutin' the blues (East Valley Tribune)
For his first-ever venture to a Valley blues club, Kevin Albright picked the right time and the right place.
CD Reviews (Stamford Advocate)
"Party Hats," Will Bernard (Palmetto) Two stars
Music Review: The Doobie Brothers - The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers (B...
I remembered something Keith Richards said about the late George Harrison when Saleski and I discussed underrated and overlooked guitarists on the BCRadio Podcast.. Richards said, ?The thing is, you've got your Jimi Hendrix, you've got your Eric Clapton, and then you've got guys who can play with bands.? Richards was not being uncomplimentary of Clapton or Hendrix. He was pointing out ...
Staff Writer (Greenwich Time)
Randolph's pedal steel playing was a revelation when he was snatched from his Pentecostal church in New Jersey and adopted by the jam-band community in the first years of the new millennium.
Concerts (Stamford Advocate)
ROCK/POP
Classical Music hits the Road (Princeton Packet)
Flamenco guitarist Beau Bledsoe and tenor Nathan Granner are hitting smaller venues, including a house concert in Kendall Park.
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Band in a Box (The Oregonian)
Sound: Rippin' roadhouse and contemporary blues, with a dash of soul and a heaping helping of R&B. Members: Jake Johnson (vocals), Steven Dee Williams (guitar), Spud Stevens (drums), Henry Gavaldon (bass).
'4-Real' ? This band's got soul (Paris News)
When local soul man Roosevelt Twitty takes his place behind a guitar at Dillon's Saturday, it will be his first performance with 4-Real-Blues. The musician is best known for mentoring teen guitar sensation Tyler Dow Bryant, whose skill approaches that of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan.
CD Reviews (Greenwich Time)
Bay Area guitarist Bernard exists in the murky territory between the jazz and jam-band worlds. It's a space that has historically resulted in serious musicians doing little more than playing repetitive funk riffs.
Blues before 30 (The Pantagraph)
Though he's still less than 30 years old, Joe Bonamassa has been playing the blues for nearly a quarter of a century -- a sizable career load he'll be toting behind him when he turns up at Bloomington's New Lafayette Club next week (7:30 p.m. Feb. 1).
Big Pete Pearson still shoutin' the blues (East Valley Tribune)
For his first-ever venture to a Valley blues club, Kevin Albright picked the right time and the right place.
CD Reviews (Stamford Advocate)
"Party Hats," Will Bernard (Palmetto) Two stars
Music Review: The Doobie Brothers - The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers (B...
I remembered something Keith Richards said about the late George Harrison when Saleski and I discussed underrated and overlooked guitarists on the BCRadio Podcast.. Richards said, ?The thing is, you've got your Jimi Hendrix, you've got your Eric Clapton, and then you've got guys who can play with bands.? Richards was not being uncomplimentary of Clapton or Hendrix. He was pointing out ...
Staff Writer (Greenwich Time)
Randolph's pedal steel playing was a revelation when he was snatched from his Pentecostal church in New Jersey and adopted by the jam-band community in the first years of the new millennium.
Concerts (Stamford Advocate)
ROCK/POP
Classical Music hits the Road (Princeton Packet)
Flamenco guitarist Beau Bledsoe and tenor Nathan Granner are hitting smaller venues, including a house concert in Kendall Park.
Newsfeed display by CaRP