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| Just For Fun |
Aynsley Lister is featuring on
Robin Trower's UK tour During May and will be available for Press, Radio
and TV.
Contact GFI Promotions for details.
GFI-Promotions are handling the radio support for the UK tours of:
| Melanie |
| Blue Oyster Cult |
| Johnny Winter |
All these artists will be available for radio sessions and interviews. Please contact GFI for details.
GFI Promotions have been chosen for the promotion of the artists signed to Corazong Records. Not just a blues label, Corazong have a wealth of talent, both new and established like The Flying Burrito Brothers, Willie Nelson, Kim Carnes and Rick Danko.
30th 31st May 1st June 2008 De Montfort Hall, Leicester
GFI Promotions are proud to announce that FIVE of its
clients, Ian Parker, Oli Brown, Aynsley Lister, Dani Wilde and
Derrin
Nauendorf will be playing the Leicester City Blues Festival on the Saturday,
sharing the stage with the legendary Gary Moore
www.leicesterbluesfestival.com
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LIVE UK DATES (click)
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Matt Taylor Band are on the side of chilled, rockin', funked-up blues - blues with modernity - blues with a soul - blues with a clean face and well heeled boots. 'No Trouble At All' is gentle contemporary blues - mature, considered and well crafted, 'No Trouble At All' is a real worker - this baby grabs you when you're not expecting it, it pulls you in carefully and quietly. And, once in you won't wanna leave - this is really cool stuff!! Release date May 12
'Something Real' feels right,
sounds good and is tight with class. The set of mostly original songs, they
could easily pass as standards, are delivered with passion and playing that
is slap bang on the marker.
This is a lively three piece band operating on the Costa del Sol music scene and their album displays the wealth of collective experience of the members. All 12 songs are original and set in a modern blues genre with effortless playing from all concerned.
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The great British blues players, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Eric
Clapton and Peter Green among others, conquered the world in the early
sixties, -appearing to leave unequivocal magic in their wake. There have
been times since, when it was hard to see anything like a credible follow-up
to these legends. If you ever worried for the future of the blues, then fret
no longer. Oli Brown is the real deal, ready to carry the torch of British
Blues in the 21st century, taking inspiration from today’s
contemporary bluesmen like Aynsley Lister. Already paying his dues, Oli has
shared a stage with giants Koko Taylor, Walter Trout, John Mayall and Buddy
Guy. Open Road
will take you on a journey through Blues City, where the musical
architecture is splendidly diverse – sublime use of light and shade is Oli’s
speciality, a gift so rare, it is easy to see that the new generation of the
blues is in safe hands. Taking a trip down this open road will enable you to
feel more than just the wind in your hair – you’ll feel the destiny of the
blues for a modern age. Scheduled for May release
Having been exposed to a range of music
genres as a child, ranging from 60s and 70s Motown and Stax records, to
Chicago Blues, and being encouraged by her father to start gigging the
local pub circuit whilst still in her early teens, it was clear to see
that Dani Wilde was already well on her way to becoming somewhat of a
special talent. Heal My Blues is Dani's debut album.
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THE BELIEVERS
have toured non-stop throughout USA, UK and Europe, moved to Nashville and
back, and in the process have made a brand new record called Lucky You.
Co-produced with Stevie Adamek & mastered by Twangtrust’s Ray Kennedy, who
produced albums for Steve Earle and Lucinda Williams amongst others.
Lucky You effortlessly blends 1970’s pop hooks & harmonies while
keeping one foot firmly planted in American roots. Think Fleetwood Mac meets
Gram & Emmylou. Backed by an all star cast that features members of Band of
Horses, Lucky You is a pop gem delivered with a
heaviness and urgency that is right now. Release Date 12th May
Twilight Hotel will be playing in Trafalgar Square, London on July 1st to celebrate Canada Day
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