you are the kid/man! joe from ny said that!

Andrew Goldring And The Rosedale Power Company Andrew Goldring And The Rosedale Power Company - Pigs Snout Music Should anybody start to argue with you that the blues are in the doldrums due to no new young artists arriving on the scene that is just not the case at all. For many Joe Bonamassa is the young white hope, but he is old compared to fifteen year-old Canadian Ricky Paquette who had produced a terrific debut album that I reviewed a couple of months back. Well I am listening to an even younger guy who has blues running through his veins for sure. At fourteen, and with a voice still to, how can I say it delicately, fully mature Andrew Goldring leads a power trio with all the guts and confidence of many older musicians. It is just great to hear this stuff and to know that with guys like this chasing on Joe's heels we should have no worries as to the future. So what is on offer here? Well at seven tracks and at a little over twenty-six minutes I suspect that this is just a taster album, however it is a good showcase for Andrew's talents. Four self composed titles added to Buddy Guy's Mary Had A Little Lamb, Steppin' Out by James Bracken along with the classic All Of Me by Seymour Simons and Gerald Marks is a fine starter. No Way Out drips the blues with all the angst Andrew can muster. She Sings Like A Woman is naïve in the best meaning of the word, of a boy that is reaching for a much older woman. Funk 50 has to be a strong reference to The James Gang whilst Travelin' Blues is just that. Great stuff indeed from one of Utah's finest. Graeme Scott

One of the best guitar player I´ve heard last time. With guys like Andrew long life to the real blues!