bluecrow music for the best in blues, country, folk, R and B, jazz and all other genres of indie, rock and roots music.
Based
in Los Angeles, the Flint native will report to both Eliah
Seton, president of independent music & creator services,
WMG and Craig
Kallman, chairman & CEO, Atlantic Records.
The new single is again produced by Paul Laine (The
Defiants) and mastered by Bruno Ravel (The Defiants/Danger Danger).
Guitarist Stevie Janevski goes on to say, “last
year was all about giving the world a ‘taste’ of what we’re about. We’re a five-piece
kick ass heavy rock band and I think we made our presence known with the
release of our Delirium ep”.
The new single ‘Killer At Large’ will no doubt be
another talking point with its bombastic wall of sound. Vocalist Danny states,
“this is my favourite song so far. It’s heavy, yet melodic and the song fits in
perfectly with what we’re about. The energy from the entire band is amazing”.
ORCHESTRAL QUIREBOYS AT O2 KENTISH FORUM, LONDON
This special project aptly named, Orchestral
Quireboys will be created, rehearsed and staged as a double header, ONLY @ the
02 Forum Kentish Town UK on the 3rd & 4th September 2021.
All tickets are now completely Sold
Out. There are 30 tickets back from the venue for Saturday 4th September 2021
which we will be offering out to Quireboys fans for the price of just the
booking fee.
click here to enter
The metal behemoths are back, with new album 'For Those That
Wish To Exist' set to hit home on February 26th.
The ambitious 15 track album ties into our current dystopia,
while also searching for moments of light.
New single 'Dead Butterflies' is part of this dichotomy, and it
comes with a video shot at London's historic Royal Albert Hall.
Filmed during their recent live stream from the venue, it gives
a glimpse of Architects phenomenal live power.
Tune in now…
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Award-winning singer, songwriter, composer, educator and Music Week Women in
Music 2020 Roll of Honour inductee, Michelle Escoffery, has been appointed to
the newly created role of President of the PRS Members’ Council (previously the
PRS Board), with immediate effect. Escoffery has accepted the role following
her time as a Writer Director on the PRS Members’ Council, alongside a
continuing tenure on PRS Foundation’s Board of Trustees.
Michelle said. “It
is a true honour to be appointed as President of the PRS Members’ Council. As
President, I will work to solidify relationships between our membership and the
Members’ Council, bring more relevance to younger writers and further develop a
rich culture of diversity on all levels, reflecting our membership from the top
down.”
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Lucinda Williams performs Lake Charles during "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road 20th Anniversary" tour stop in Philly. 10 January, 2019
On Line and Live to Your Living Room
For more than 50 years, Martin
Carthy has been one of folk music’s greatest innovators. His skill, stage
presence and natural charm have won him many admirers, not only from within the
folk scene, but also far beyond it. Join him for an intimate set from his home
to yours, via Zoom.
Tickets £14, with options to pay
a bit more or less depending on your circumstances.
Faith Guitars Announce the Launch of the Blue Moon Series ‘Venus’
The Venus OM Cutaway / Auditorium is the
iconic shape that brought us to the consciousness of so many players over the
years. It now becomes the second shape to grace the Blue Moon series following
the launch of the Blue Moon Neptune Baby-Jumbo model in 2019.
The Faith Venus Blue Moon adds a new
element to the series with its slimmed down body size and depth vs. the Neptune
model. The Venus shape tones down the low-end frequencies a little, and in
return ramps up the mid frequencies to produce a sweet voice with excellent
clarity.
It uses Solid Figured Java Mango tone woods
throughout the top, back and sides and is matched with a Flamed Maple binding,
Macassan Figured Ebony fittings, and a Mahogany neck with a Macassan Figured
Ebony fingerboard.
The Solid Java body wood features a translucent blue / indigo finish that brings the beautifully varied flamed grains to life – all accentuated by an all-over high gloss finish for a truly stunning looking acoustic guitar.
Tonally, players can expect a unique and interesting character from the Venus Blue Moon. Not as loud and punchy as rosewood nor as straightforwardly mellow as mahogany - it bears its own distinctive warmth.
The overall tone could be described as dark and
moody. With reduced level of resonant overtones, the Blue Moon Venus
is eminently controllable, balanced and resistant to feedback.
As with all our guitars, electronics come
courtesy of Fishman - in the case of the Venus Blue Moon, the discreet and
low-profile Fishman INK3 preamp system with Sonicore under-saddle piezo pickup.
The preamp features a chromatic tuner, 3 band EQ and volume control.
For further information visit Faith
Guitars at…
(All of the above information was received from Faith Guitars)
Elvis sings Jailhouse Rock...
Elvis Presley –
Jailhouse Rock – Need We Say Anymore?
But Presley would
injure himself in a bizarre accident while filming. According to the official
blog for Graceland, the sprawling Memphis, Tennessee home where Presley
resided, Graceland.com reports
that Presley was performing the dance routine for an iconic moment in the movie
at the time.
Fans who have seen
the film know exactly which moment that we’re talking about. Presley sings his
famous “Jailhouse Rock” and moves his hips to the music in a choreographed
dance number. But when it came time to perform for the camera, the cap of his
tooth became dislodged and he inhaled it into his lung. It must have been a
very scary moment for everyone around him, and Presley had to have surgery to
have the cap removed. The operation involved separating the vocal cords, but
luckily there was no lasting damage. According to the website, it’s the reason
why Presley’s character, Vince Everett, has an injury to his throat and vocal
cords at the end of the movie when he’s punched in the throat.
