22 January 2021
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Chicago-based slide guitar virtuoso and singer-songwriter, Joanna Connor, who is best known as one of the reigning Queens of blue rock guitar, releases her 14th album 4801 South Indiana Avenue on Joe Bonamassa’s new independent blues record label Keeping The Blues Alive on February 26, 2021.
She also releases the upbeat first single “I Feel So Good” along with the companion music video.
The new album, the follow up to her critically acclaimed studio album Rise, was produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith at Ocean Way Recording Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.
Joanna, Joe and the rest of the musicians on the album dug deeply and conjured up an authentic, alive and kicking non-derivative set of Chicago Blues.
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25 January 2021
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Magic Radio had the pleasure of celebrating Gary Barlow’s 50th birthday with him this week. He chatted to Ronan Keating and Harriet Scott as well as Emma B on his big plans to celebrate his birthday next year at the London Palladium and revealed he is self-confessed “high maintenance”.
Gary admitted to Magic that he can be high maintenance “I like fuss. I like a lot of fuss. Do you know what? I am. I don t mind saying it. I m high maintenance. I want the fuss. Come on, bring it on.”
He revealed his plans to celebrate his 50th big next year with a gig at the London Palladium “It s 50 today but I m actually postponing it to next year. I m gonna do a big gig on this day next year. I m gonna do what I originally had planned and I ve booked the London Palladium. I m gonna do a gig.”