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    Doug Simmons & Glen Mitchell Band
     
    Hellbound
    Our music is based on our "roots" - British blues, 60's psychadelic rock and some blues folk and alternative country that goes to the '30's - 50's roots.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Kyla Brox Band
     
    Coming Home
    Funky, jazzy blues with soulful vocals
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Weboski
     
    Celebration of Love
    A great love song touching the minds of the lovers in relationship. It is meant to encourage long lasting love relationships in our society.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Out of the Blue
     
    Drinking the Red Talking the Blues
    A different take on boogieing heart-felt blues with a splash of rock - and lyrics to touch your heart and soul. Male and female vocals, guitar and blues harp combine to create that Out of the Blue sound. Go on ~ lay some dust upon your floor.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    The Blood Group
     
    Ultimate Solution
    There is a wealth of clever stuff going on here wrapped up, albeit thinly, in stupidity, poppin“rock, complete with acid drops of everything else.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Hollowbelly
     
    Live At the 100 Club London (EP)
    One Man Lo Fi UK Punkblues baby.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Goth Mountain
     
    Goth Mountain
    Surrealistic Psychedelic Acid Rock with a Sixties Folk Feeling and Seventies Style Lead Guitar in Songs that Sound like Syd Barrett wrote them AFTER he went INSANE.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Paul Cox
     
    Real World Plus 5 Live
    An ecclectic mix of soulfull blues and rock with a nod to Joe Cocker and Frankie Miller, think Bobby Bland \"Dreamer\" album and you will get the vibe
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Maz Mitrenko
     
    Comin' Thru
    They rock. They swing. but it's still very much The Blues. A classic brit blues trio, no overdubs, nailing it first take.
    Blues: English Style
     
     
    Sue Rarick
     
    Beatnik Country
    One of the first Americana CD's a great mix of Blues/Country/Folk/Rock
    Blues: English Style
     

    Top Albums

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    Denny Newman
    Sleepwalking With You
    Lyrical blues English style
    'Sleepwalking with you' is Denny's third cd. It was recorded between November 2004 and May 2005 at Sensible Music Studios, London. Engineered and mixed by Jon Moon and features Denny (guitar, vocals) Max Middleton (keyboards) Scott Newman (bass,vocals) and Jeff Allen (drums) There are as is usual with Denny's albums ten original compositions covering straight English style guitar blues, but here putting far more emphasis on the song therein losing the old 12 bar blues format. As on Denny's previous albums the lyric content is almost Dylanesque and shows his strength as a writer and the band leaning almost to jazz on 'Frenchman' and reggae on 'Burying Ground'. The inclusion of Max Middleton in the band has brought this far more jazzy feel to Denny's songs which go from strength to strength on this album. The band 'The Regulars' are now a working unit and on live performances bring this jazz style improvisation to the songs which can turn into something different each night. For more details of gigs and other albums go to www.dennynewman.co.uk or e:mail Denny at info@dennynewman.co.uk
    Blues: English Style
     
    Cosmo St. Clair
    Now Blues For Now People
    Blues: English Style
     
    Barry Mc Cabe
    Absolutely Live Vol. 2 (European Import)
    Blues: English Style
     
    Legend of Dutch Savage
    Dirt Fist Feet
    Blues: English Style
     
    Hollowbelly
    Live At the 100 Club London (EP)
    Blues: English Style
     

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      Top Songs

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      1.
      Seven Days
      Devils Creek
      Blues: English Style
       
       
      2.
      Poor Boy
      Devils Creek
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      3.
      The Family Song
      Devils Creek
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      4.
      Fire And Rain
      Devils Creek
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      5.
      Demolition Man
      Devils Creek
      Blues: English Style