Blues
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Jeff Monk LP Reviews July 2017
The Inmates: The Albums 1979-1982 (Captain Oi!/Cherry Red Records) During a recording career that is spanned in this 3CD box…
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Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1)
Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1) (Contender Records) Philadelphia quintet Low Cut Connie is pretty much the brainchild of…
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DozenQ – Darren Deicide
Darren Deicide was born on Halloween in the rhythm and blues filled environment of Chicago. Colorful reviews describe his playing…
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DozenQ – Christopher Bell
Cellist and multi-instrumentalist Christopher Bell blends the classical and pop worlds. Clarinet, acoustic guitar, beat boxing and cello recorded live…
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Jeff Monk LP Reviews Dec 2017
Ruby Rose Fox: Domestic (Independent) Most music fans would agree that sometimes you don’t find any true artistic jewels unless…
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DozenQ – Daniel Bennett Group
Manhattan-based saxophonist Daniel Bennett has been hailed as one of the most original and unpredictable musical voices of his generation.…
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The Montecristos: LP Review by Colin Bryce
I was very pleased to see the great rock writer Nina Antonia listed as co-writer on the title track “Born…
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Mohair Sweets reviewed by Scenester
Mohair Sweets You Better Read Before You Sign (CD Mohair #01) Sandwiched in between the wheezy grind of the hurdy-gurdy,…
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Showplug: Black Kat Boppers @The Legion
Black Kat Boppers hail from down on the South Coast Water Way in Southampton and are 4 fellas who love…
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DozenQ – John Cee Stannard
I’ve been a singer-songwriter for more than fifty years and during that time I have been privileged to work with…
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Ace Album Reviews – Aug 2013 by Colin Bryce
This is volume number five in the New Breed R&B series that began way back in 2001. The series was…
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Eight Rounds Rapid – Writeabout / Steve – reviewed by LongJohn
‘Window-licking, channel-flicking, TV dinners, sniffing thinners, lotto playing, fare-evading, shoplifting, jumble sifting’. These were the words that greeted me after…
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