JIMI HENDRIX BIOPIC – IT AIN’T GONNA HAPPEN!
Published May 17, 2012
Further to widespread press reports this week the Jimi Hendrix biopic faces a huge hurdle – Hendrix’s estate has released a new statement speaking out against the project.
“Experience Hendrix, LLC, the family-owned company entrusted with safeguarding the… Continue reading
WALKERN MUSIC AT THE TIMES CLUB
Published May 10, 2012 
The Walkern Music at the Times Club, once one of Hertfordshire’s most successful venues is re-launched. Under the auspices of Trevor Keeling and friends who run the highly popular ‘Blues at the Red’ at… Continue reading
BOB DYLAN TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
Published April 29, 2012
Bert Weedon The Play in day Man passes
Published April 20, 2012Bert Weedon dies
Influential guitarist Bert Weedon, best known for creating the popular tutorial manual Play In A Day, has died aged 91.
Eric Clapton,… Continue reading
THE PEOPLES’ REPUBLIC OF THE BLUES – IN READING BUCKS
Published April 10, 2012
Blues is truly the peoples’ music – with many venues being run by dedicated unselfish guys purely for the love of the music – THIRD THURSDAY BLUES AT SOUTH STREET ARTS CENTRE in Reading is no exception –now in its… Continue reading
TEXAN BLUESMAN BUDDY WHITTINGTON UK GIGS CELEBRATING THE ALBUM ‘SIX STRING SVENGALI’ AND A GREAT INTERVIEW FOR LIVEBLUES.INFO
Published April 5, 2012
Texas bluesman Buddy Whittington is in the UK to celebrate his album ‘Six String Svengali’ with a series of gigs that include one at Ronnie Scotts on 22nd April. According to popular legend Buddy was once described by John… Continue reading
EARL SCRUGGS THE FATHER OF BLUEGRASS BANJO DEAD AT 86
Published March 31, 2012
Earl Scruggs, who is widely regarded as the “father of bluegrass banjo”, has died aged 88. He pioneered a colorful “picking” style that helped to transform American country music. It is Bill Monroe who is generally regarded as the one… Continue reading
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