“Peter Green was the only guitarist that ever made me sweat.” – B.B. King
Author: David Scott
Sarah uses a cappella as a transcendental medium for telling her story and conveying its meaning with dramatic effect, power and grace
“The Irish bandleader’s voice has always had the perfect ratio of honey to shrapnel.” – Henry Yates, ‘Classic Rock’
“This kind of song lives or dies on personality, spontaneity and risk, and they really delivered.”
McQuaid explores a whole new world outside her traditionally acoustic domain to superb effect
“Not for Alvin to gradually diminish and fade like a dying ember. He finished still playing brilliantly, still shooting from the hip, still the classic guitar slinger.” – Pete Pritchard, Alvin’s bass player
The song was inspired by Tony Husband’s widely acclaimed book, ‘Take Care, Son: The Story of My Dad and his Dementia,’ which illustrates the touching story of Tony’s father and how dementia slowly took him away from his family
The song is the perfect platform for these impassioned, high-energy performers because it transports the audience right into the eye of a storm
Taylor is at heart an aesthete and a writer of lyrical poetry, as well as an activist and angry polemicist where circumstances demand responses
On Valentine’s Day, UK-based rhythm and blues band Redfish release ‘Songs from the Fire Station,’ their new EP comprising four fan favorites, recorded live from their popular monthly residency at the Old Fire Station in Carlisle.