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- My Bloody Valentine
- BEAT DADDYS RELEASE CLASSIC BLUES-RCK CD
- Blueswoman coming to ASUMH
My Bloody Valentine
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As much time as he’s spent listening to music since last writing for MBV he’s hard-pressed to say what will influence the band’s future. The one common thread he has found in the hours and hours of music he has recorded since Loveless is classic American popular music such as the songwriting of pre-’60s musical craftsmen like George Gershwin Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. That and the tapes of old blues that Primal Scream singer Bobby Gillespie would play after gigs. “That style of folk-blues music I would say is weirdly enough like Loveless” he says. “That style of songwriting where you have the verses and then the instrumental breaks. I suppose if I were to say there’s any kind of music in the world that feels really natural to me it’s that kind. Not just folk-blues but folk music in general.
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BEAT DADDYS RELEASE CLASSIC BLUES-RCK CD
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I wrote another song about the importance of the blues in our lives and I called it ‘Everybody Needs Some. ‘ It’s also a primal thing. I dare you to listen to the blues and keep your head from bobbing or your feet from tapping. Blues music gets in the blood and you can’t stop it. PR AGENCY: THE CREATIVE SERVICE CMPANY (CreatServ9@aol. com)4360 Emerald Dr. Colorado Springs C 80918 * 719-548-9872.
Blueswoman coming to ASUMH
Baxter Bulletin
As part of the Arvest Concert Series it’s free. ” She’s the winner of the 2006 International Blues Challenge. A Mississippi native who still lives at Greenville Brent apprenticed for 16 years with bluesman Abie “Boogaloo” James and has earned the nickname “Little Boogaloo. “Brent says “Music school taught me to think but Boogaloo taught me to boogie-woogie” and it shows in her piano playing and earthy vocals. She shared stage with B.