Guit

A Step-By-Step Breakdown of the Legendary Guit.
The original blues guitar hero who, according to musical folklore, sold his soul at a desolate crossroads in return for musical virtuosity, Robert Johnson unwittingly inspired a guitar revolution. In the hands of Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Peter Green and others, the songs of the legendary bluesman became the very basis of British blues sound, and the roots of modern rock as we know it. …

Terry is one of those guitarists who have made the solo his life goal, just like Randy Holden, Jimi Hendrix, Wilburn Burnchette, but not out of narcissism or anything like it just because the instinct of guitar genius allows them, when the muse strikes to improvise and create incredibly personal and unrepeatable weaving of sounds.
Cosmic, smokin', powerful, riff-based power-chord hardrock w/explosive overdriven distorted heavy guitar to the forefront & gutsy, heartfelt, sincere vox by Florida (by way of Ohio!) guitarist-singer-songwriter…

Following the highly successful 2006 tour by John Lees' Barclay James harvest, keyboard player Woolly Wolstenholme completed work on his fourth studio album. A stunning work in a modern "progressive" style, it evokes the "classic" sound of BJH whilst adding a harder edge which is all Wolstenholme's own. The album also features a guest contributions from Viola player & Flautist Geoffrey Richardson (of Caravan & Penguin Cafe Orchestra) and is certain to appeal to the followers of Barclay James Harvest.