His harp playing's not much, but it works and they're are really polished. Cheers to the doctor from harpsurgery.com for alerting me to these guys I'll definately be going to see them... ---------- "Blow as thou pleaseth"
I was referring to the genre Brit blues, like rock blues. Lee Sankey is a bluesman and a brilliant one at that, Lyndon Anderson is also a blues guy who is British, not rock blues. ---------- "Blow as thou pleaseth"
I perfectly understand that you were referring to the genre, but the music you referred to is Brit Pop not Brit Blues.
You could class them as Brit Rock but even that is a stretch. Their style (at least on the strength of that video) is firmly entrenched in the pop genre.
I'm sorry Jflir1 but calling them Brit Blues is wrong. Now I'm not having a go at you. If it comes across like that I apologize as that's not my intention. I'm merely pointing out the error in your classification of this band.
This is British Rock Blues:
The Nimmo Brothers
Now this is Brit Pop:
Now you tell me which genre the video you posted falls into?
Kingley.....Never heard Lyndon Anderson....pretty hot. That is one thing this forum has done for me....Introduced me to some great music / bands that I would have never heard ! The Bass player isn't bad either LOL. ---------- Music is your own experience, your own thoughts, your wisdom. If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn. They teach you there's a boundary line to music. But, man, there's no boundary line to art. - Charlie Parker
Quite like the Lyndon Anderson stuff. Might have to check out the cd. Similar to what Pharpo said, since checking out this site and starting on the harp journey, i've been listening to a lot of musicians that i usually wouldn't listen to. For instance the other day, in the space of a few hours, i listened to Sonny boy Williamson, Seasick Steve, and Machinehead .... quite a diverse range of music there :o)