Linsey Alexander’s Live at Rosa’s is perfectly suited for the times we’re in. For post-war…
Browsing: Blues
We’re being told that live music may well be the last element of life as we’ve known to come back. But the blues is no stranger to hardship.
Jed tells the story with an increasing sense of drama commensurate with the oxygen tank explosion which catastrophically damaged the spacecraft and forced the crew to orbit the moon without landing and to return to earth.
Oria Aspen has the talent, originality and that special ingredient needed to be whatever she wants to be in the world of music.
Following the widespread cancellation of tours and gigs, with associated loss of income, American Blues…
At a time of increasing gloom and doom it is important to look out for and to share the green shoots of recovery. One such moment is “Blue Skies” as Irish guitarist, songwriter and chanteuse Gráinne Duffy looks beyond the dark clouds to those clear blue skies.
Featuring four string instrumentalists, a tabla player, and Corky at the helm on harmonica, vocals and piano, this ensemble brings together chamber music with the blues.
For the past 100 years, America has been home to the best female blues singers…
“I grew up poor man. I grew up with black folks and white folks, and the common denominator was that we were poor folks.” – Boscoe France
“I don’t do anything that will impair me getting into these tight little outfits and hi-heel shoes, and hitting notes that terrify people.”