Man this is an uplifting song. It’s hard to categorize, a bit like Steely Dan, in fact that is a good comparison, Steely Dan meets Todd Rundgren, with a female voice in the shape of Patsy Gamble, who is also a consummate saxophonist, and has worked for a whole load of people, including Steve Winwood, Mick Jagger, Paul Weller and Ruby Turner.

Give me a raunchy guitar and a sassy vocal and I’m yours. And this band certainly got me hooked from the opening bars of their new single Heart Of Gold.

This is a very sensuous song, the type which after ten seconds of listening makes you want to jump into bed with your lover, and creating some sweat.

When Suzy asked me if I wanted to review this album, I read the press release, saw the words fiddle, mandolin, and dobro , and was shamelessly drawn to it like a moth to a flame, a bee to a brightly coloured flower, a buzzard circling a dead buffalo on the prairie, knowing that soon I am going to get a really tasty and fulfilling meal.

Have you ever thought, I’d like to listen to some old time American mountain music? Well let me point you in the right direction to some real authentic old American music

Andy's review of When Sky Falls - I absolutely love this artist, I think she has a very unique sound in a world where it’s increasing difficult to sound unique.

Check out Andy's review - A great piece of period pop music, complete with brass and strings, which doesn’t sound dated but doesn’t necessarily sound current either.

Check this old school power trio out I was told. And by god do The Davidson Trio deliver.

Told you he was a talented guy didn’t I, and here is again, - Pete Feenstra with some more collaborators – Simon Webster on drums and percussion, and renowned session musician, and Craig Marshall, a multi instrumentalist and indie producer. Together they have come together to produce Cuban Son as Las Fenestras.

Andy's single review of Other People's Eyes by Feenstra and Simpson. Pete Feenstar wears many hats, he is a promoter, he is a DJ on Let There Be Rock digital radio station, he is a reviewer for Let There Be Rock blog and also much to my surprise he is a great lyricist and recording artist with Feenstra and Simpson.

Andy's review of Medicine Head's 2024 album Heartwork - An album to be proud of John Fiddler and may you write and record for a long time to come.

Andy's awesome review of Lazerus Heights' album Papillon

Andy's gig review of seeing Pete Kosanovich live in Hackney.

Andy's gig review of seeing Willie And The Bandits at the Deaf Institute in Manchester

Andy has reviewed going to see The Brian Jonestown Massacre at their gig in Manchester

Andy has reviewed the new single from Nightblade - One Night On The Town which is out now!

Andy has reviewed the next single from Erik Flaa! This one is called Fiesta For My Failure and is out on the 21st of February

Andy has done a review of the self-titled album from Brit geek rockers - Midland Railway!

Andy had the pleasure of seeing Steve 'N' Seagulls in Manchester and this is his review of that gig

Check out Andy's review of the latest single from Common Tongue - Friend Or Foe