All Blog Posts Tagged 'British' (183)

Interview with British guitarist Larry Miller famous for his exciting playing, unique showmanship and energy

"The Blues is spiritual and we are spiritual beings because God our maker is a spirit and us writing and creating is all part of the process."

Larry Miller: A Blues Miracle in Albion…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on January 13, 2014 at 12:20pm — No Comments

Interview with musician/writer John Dummer - one of the most exciting drummers of Brit blues boom of 60s

"The music industry has changed the same as everything else. But it's heartwarming when something comes off the street completely apart from the business."

John Dummer: La Vie Est Belle…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 30, 2013 at 10:30pm — No Comments

Interview with soul-rock diva Lynne Jackaman of Saint Jude - one of the most hotly-tipped Brit rock acts

"True artists do what they want to do on their own terms."

Lynne Jackaman: 

Maximum British Rock and Soul!…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 20, 2013 at 11:04am — No Comments

Interview with the band of The 45s - The bloodline of British Rhythm and Blues from the 60s to nowadays

"The music strikes a chord in the brain whether you are 15 or 55."

The 45s: British Rhythm & Blues Βuds

The band of The 45s was put together by new boy Tom Hamilton when he arrived at Nelson Thomlinson…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 18, 2013 at 1:30pm — No Comments

Conversation with British blues guitarist Mick Abrahams of Blodwyn Pig: The blues will always be with us

"The USA gave us the blues etc and we processed it and gave it back to them."

Mick Abrahams: The Blues Is Everything

Michael Timothy 'Mick' Abrahams was the…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 13, 2013 at 11:34pm — No Comments

Interview with Glasgow blues luminary Alan Nimmo of King King, one of the Best UK Blues Band todays

"I think that Blues music is all about passion and the stories that are told in Blues songs usually are about the writers own experiences in life."

Alan Nimmo: The King of Highlands 

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 5, 2013 at 12:59pm — No Comments

An Interview with The Bare Bones Boogie Band - The renaissance of classic British blues boom

"I think in the past the blues was more emotional and evocative. The purpose was to convey a feeling. Nowadays this can be lost in favour of technical ability and over-production."

Bare Bones Boogie Band: UK Rules …

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 2, 2013 at 2:08pm — No Comments

Interview with veteran Johnny Whitehill, four-times best guitarist of the British Blues Awards in the ‘90s

"My biggest fear for the blues is that the current trend of not imposing any restrictions or parameters on what is and isn’t blues will lead to blues disappearing, because you can only change it so much before it becomes something else."

Johnny Whitehill: The Guitar…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on November 22, 2013 at 7:30pm — No Comments

British guitarist Robin Bibi talks about his experiences in the blues circuit, British scene and Dr. Who

"The blues is about being alive!! Its part of the human condition... I can express sorrow, joy, pain, happiness and every emotion through the blues…As long as we have emotion we have the blues..."

Robin Bibi: God Save The Blues…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on November 20, 2013 at 3:48pm — No Comments

Interview with new blues artist Mitch Laddie, a wizard of guitar with a stronger focus on quality songwriting

"For the most part, we all share an emotional understanding even if it's on a fundamental level and Blues music hits it hard."

Mitch Laddie: Blues From Avalon

Mitch Laddie is an artist from the North East of…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on November 7, 2013 at 6:00pm — No Comments

Interview with British Garron Frith, an extremely talented blues and folk songwriter, arranger and singer

"Ideas for songs can be from everywhere, everyday life, meeting folks, a headline, the good, the bad and the ugly."

Garron Frith: Away From Music Dams

Garron Frith is an extremely…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on October 16, 2013 at 10:00pm — No Comments

Counterculture guru Lee Harris talks about the Underground, Beat generation, Ken Kesey, and “Stay high”

"My hopes for the future are for world peace, love and compassion for all sentient beings and forms of life on this planet." 

Lee Harris: The Underground Alchemist…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on October 8, 2013 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Legendary John Steel talks about the Animals, Sonny Boy, Hooker, Alexis Korner and Brit blues boom

"I'd like to be in New Orleans in say 1916 just before they closed down the Storyville red light district and created the diaspora that spread Jazz and Blues all over America and then the world."

John Steel: Brit Beat and Blues Boom…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on October 5, 2013 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Q & A with British veteran bassman Andy Pyle: Real Blues will always be there

Andy Pyle: Music is full of hope

In the spring of 1962, while still at school and with no musical background, Andy bought his first bass after volunteering to play with The Spectres on their imminent debut performance. Over the next four years, Andy played with several local…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on September 10, 2013 at 2:21am — No Comments

Interview with British singer & poetess Mama Tokus, an entertaining and edifying, funky and funny artist

"Together, blues and jazz have still got the primal spark that’s missing from lots of manufactured pop and TV talent show kids."

Mama Tokus: Ragtime Confessions

Plymouth’s Blues and Soul singer Mama Tokus, aka…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on August 25, 2013 at 3:03pm — No Comments

Μultinational artist Mike Cooper talks about the lap steel guitar, British Blues, Alexis Korner & Rembetika

"The most important experiences are the ones where I have learnt something new...not necessarily music either. Knowledge comes from experiences you live through and you can channel that into music."

Mike Cooper: Sliding around the world…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on July 20, 2013 at 6:03pm — No Comments

An Interview with Tony "TS" McPhee of The Groundhogs: A Legendary Artist of British Blues History

"As long as there are people who 'understand' what is necessary to play Blues and as long as there’s guitar players & guitars, there'll be real blues."

Tony "TS" McPhee: The Lionheart Blues…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on June 28, 2013 at 11:00am — No Comments

Interview with English guitarist Matt Woosey, one of the best new blues artist out of the British Isles

"Without a doubt. But there is a lot of stuff which calls itself blues which really isn’t. There is a difference between playing blues and playing THE blues. One of them has feeling!

Matt Wossey: On The Blues Waggon…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on May 6, 2013 at 8:08pm — No Comments

British bassman Pete Duke talks about John L Watson, Mayall, Screamin’ Lord Sutch, and his odyssey

“Without a doubt blues possesses honesty of content and presentation.”

Pete Duke: The British Blues Odyssey

Born in Liverpool, Pete’s first band was local group “The Maracas”. Playing a mixture…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on September 24, 2012 at 12:00am — No Comments

British Blues Awards Winners 2012

The Blues  Round Table 0f 2012

The winners of the 2012 British Blues Awards were announced at Newark Blues…

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Added by Michael Limnios Blues Network on September 21, 2012 at 1:00pm — No Comments

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