(Blues Rock) Joanne Shaw Taylor - Diamonds In The Dirt (2010)

Joanne Shaw Taylor - Diamonds In The Dirt (2010) Label.: Ruf | Mp3 320 kbps 44.1 KHz | 00:45:22 | 104mb Genre.: Blues, Rock Tracklist ------- 01. Canâ

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 nightissuchproximity (2010-11-02)

Joanne Shaw Taylor - Diamonds In The Dirt (2010)
Label.: Ruf | Mp3 320 kbps 44.1 KHz | 00:45:22 | 104mb
Genre.: Blues, Rock
Tracklist
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01. Can’t Keep Living Like This
02. Dead And Gone
03. Same As It Never Was
04. Jump That Train
05. Who Do You Love?
06. Diamonds In The Dirt
07. Let It Burn
08. World On Fire
09. Lord Have Mercy
10. The World And It’s Way
Personnel:
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Joanne Shaw Taylor (guitars, vocals)
Steve Potts (drums)
Dave Smith (bass)
Rick Steff (keyboards)

 nightissuchproximity (2010-11-02)

@rasputinho
you are welcome, bro
and thank you for all your kind comments lately
uploaders do not let a thank you go unnoticed
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daba_1 (2010-11-02)

Blues Matters, the British blues journal, called Joanne Shaw Taylor the new face of the blues. While readers weren't told if the journal was referring to British blues or American blues, it doesn't matter much, because Taylor embodies all the elements of modern blues, even if she sings with a distinctively British accent. Given her extraordinary dexterity as a guitarist and well-developed vocal chops, Taylor was already a sensation on the blues festival circuit in both the U.S. and Great Britain when only in her mid-twenties. Taylor caught the blues bug as a young teenager growing up in the Birmingham area. She heard guitarists Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, and Jimi Hendrix and knew then that was the kind of music she wanted to pursue, eventually full-time.
Producer Dave Stewart (of Eurythmics fame) said of Taylor, several years previously when he first heard her: "I have played with all sorts of blues musicians all over the world. I even made a film, Deep Blues, where I went to Mississippi and recorded with some legendary players such as R.L. Burnside and Jesse Mae Hemphill. Last year I heard something I thought I would never hear: a British white girl playing blues guitar so deep and passionately it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end!" (Taylor was just 16 years old at that time.) Stewart was so impressed with her playing and musicianship that he asked her to accompany his supergroup, D.U.P., in touring Europe in 2002.

 Monserik (2010-11-02)

Thx - a great ul. You often make my day with your great uploads.

 nightissuchproximity (2010-11-02)

@Monserik
Thanks, bro.
You've done a pretty few damn good uploads yourself in your time. I've downed a few of them.
Regards, nightissuchproximity

scfld (2010-11-03)

Thank you very much. This girl is very good!

otago (2010-11-03)

Thanks for all great uploads bro

antonov22 (2011-06-10)

Thanx very much for this :-)