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Lady Blues first gained widespread recognition Tar Hill Lounge, Cave, Fulton Terrace, Sugar Hill, Many of her compositions, " Lodi Pop, "I Got A Sugar Daddy", "He May Not Be Very Fancy", "Creeping," Lady Blues also a publish author and International Artist, this is just some of her contributions to the world of arts, Lady Blues said, I am the statue of the invisible blues, all that comes through me have lived and pass on, but though the synopsis of rebirth, I shall cloak the voices of black roots.

Solo harmonica & vocals. Back porch blues with a 21st century twist. All vocals and harmonica work by Mad Dog, a Colorado harmonica legend.

A cd full of Big Al's soulful crooning and downhome blues. The jazz ballads are exquisite. The blues will get you moving, or transport you to a more groovy place within.

Lady Blues Jackie Amos Jazz and Blues

Barry's 2nd CD an Instrumental Midi Montage. He mixes midi with guitars! A strong, free flowing, blues musician! Barry intermixes electric and acoustic guitars with other instruments to create an atmosphere of laid back, good feeling music. Barry started out playing in various cover bands throughout high school and college. He is self taught by only listening from his early teenage years. His solo efforts have allowed him to express his feelings through his music. He has been playing guitar for over 35 years and enjoys creating original music at his country studio. Instruments: Guitars - Gibson Les Paul Standard, Gibson EDS-1275 Centennial 6/12 double neck, Fender Strat Plus, Fender Squire Stratocaster, Martin Sigma 12-string acoustic, Ovation Celebrity Deluxe 6-string acoustic, Guild Maderia 6-string acoustic, Piano, Harmonica Influences: Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, Bruce Hornsby, Jimmy Page, Rolling Stones, The Who, The Beatles, Genesis, RUSH, Aerosmith, Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

A strong, free flowing, blues musician! Barry intermixes electric and acoustic guitars with other instruments to create an atmosphere of laid back, good feeling music. Barry started out playing in various cover bands throughout high school and college. He is self taught by only listening from his early teenage years. His solo efforts have allowed him to express his feelings through his music. He has been playing guitar for over 35 years and enjoys creating original music at his country studio. Instruments: Guitars - Gibson Les Paul Standard, Gibson EDS-1275 Centennial 6/12 double neck, Fender Strat Plus, Fender Squire Stratocaster, Martin Sigma 12-string acoustic, Ovation Celebrity Deluxe 6-string acoustic, Guild Maderia 6-string acoustic, Piano, Harmonica Influences: Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, Bruce Hornsby, Jimmy Page, Rolling Stones, The Who, The Beatles, Ozark Mountian Daredevils, Genesis, RUSH, Aerosmith, Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

The story behind the song by Brando Quin—When I was about five years old I had climbed onto and then fallen off a roof, cracking my head open. This caused a Traumatic Brain Injury not diagnosed until 2006. Allot of people have told me since that fall, that I would never be nothing. This song is reminiscent of feeling, that I’ll never be nothing until I’m dead. The #6 award winning song (Awards: Track of the Day on 24Aug2007 in Blues Rock Most Original in Blues Rock, week of 20Aug2007) featuring Brando Quin, Producer John Mahoney, Todd Larsen, Tim Sadow, Michele Sarrett, Dan King, Humanjones, Ted Hale and Tom Krummenacker. Latest Review--"LOVE THIS! THE VOCALIST ON THIS SONG IS WONDERFUL AND IS HURTING TELLING HIS STORY. THIS SONG IS VERY UNIQUE AND DIFFERENT WHICH MAKES THIS SONG A KEEPER...THE SAX GIVES THE SONG A NICE DYNAMIC. GIVES A LITTLE TOM WAITES OR EVEN DYLAN. THIS IS A GREAT SONG. YOU GET 5/5 FROM ME."-- JohnCrawford101 from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

This is a Looped Blues progression on Guitar in the key of A 54BPM. A great back-up track for practicing solo and lead. Two files are included. The smaller, standard file will repeat seamlessly and indefinitely through readily available software such as iTunes and Audacity. For iTunes pull down the "Controls" menu and set to "Repeat One" . For Audacity hold down the SHIFT key when you hit PLAY and it will loop. Note that most MP3 players are not predictable because of the slight irregular delay they provide when repeating. This may cause a break in tempo when using the smaller file. Therefore, the larger, pre-looped file may be used with no break in tempo if you want to burn it to a CD or use an MP3 player. The pre-looped file loops for a minimum of 5 minutes. Download these and practice with them. Watch for more loops coming from guitarloopslive.com as well as some practice suggestions. These are MP3 audio files.

The first of two albums to be released this year by thirty-four-year-old Texas songwriter, Bobby Coffman,"The Blues is Life," is a melting pot of genre. Coffman, who calls his music, "Texas Soul Rockin' Rhythms ...& Blues," has been writing songs and creating music for nearly fifteen years.

EP OF LOSTDOGZ SONGZ RECORDED IN DARMSTADT, GE.