I’ve just ordered my ticket for The Sage. Let it Roll!
Dublin, Ireland
We’re big fans of the tv series 24 here – we can’t wait for every episode and we’ve got box sets, etc. Imagine my surprise today when I found the source of Jack Bauer’s boundless energy. Naturally I bought a good supply (5 cans for £1!) and I’m hoping that pretty soon I’ll be able to stay awake for 24 hours without eating or using the bathroom – I’ll be able to torture bad guys, look pained and troubled and much much more. Now, where did I put those other 12 cans?
On next week’s show (Monday night, 7-9pm UK, Bishopfm.com) I’ll be joined by Lee Bates and Billy Newton, a guitar and blues harp duo. They were due to come in February, but the weather gods got angry. They sent me their CD and it is great. Tune in for a treat!
Christy Howard – I’m Evil
Cream – Crossroads
Dave Arcari – Got Me Electric
Josh Charles – The Answer
Jerry Garcia – Tore Up Over You
Grootna – Young Woman’s Blues
Dave Arcari – Parcel Of Rogues
Garrett Mason – Hey Little Girl
Gov’t Mule – Worried Down With The Blues
Marcus Bonfanti – Knock Me Down
Little Feat – You’re Takin’ Up Another Man’s Place
Lightnin Red – One Man’s Heaven
Bobby Blue Bland – Touch Of The Blues
Big Joe Williams – Rollin & Tumblin
Lightnin Red – Don’t Have To Worry
Jack Pribek – Trouble Ain’t Over
Hitman Blues Band – Busted
Lee Bates & Billy Newton – Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
Grateful Dead – Big Railroad Blues
Jemimah Puddleduck – Come Up And See Me Sometime
Sonny Landreth – Mojo Boogie
Billy Jones – My Hometown
Lighnin Red – Do The Revolution
Duke Robillard – Glamour Girl
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Following on from my post about FX pedal cushions, here come some soft, plush guitars and synths.
I’ve got quite a few Scofield albums and I’ve seen him play live too (with my namesake on bass Gary Grainger) and I like everything he does. I’m looking forward to hearing this gospel/blues album, released March 31st, which also features New Orleans based Brit Jon Cleary. There’s a track to stream here: “I’ll Fly Away” of which Scofield says:
“When I first played this with Cleary we did it in a New Orleans style but I felt it asked for a straight country feel so I asked Jon to play guitar on it too. My solo is a combo of Dixie/country/jazz/blues- it can all work together if you think melody and space. I love Ricky’s subtle drums. He doesn’t touch the bass drum till the out chorus vocal at the end!”
Hopefully I’ll be getting a copy of the album soon – I’ll do a full review.
