Joanne Shaw Taylor - Diamonds in the Dirt - Japan CD

Credits:

Joanne Shaw Taylor

Description:

A talented British blues guitar woman, just 24 years old. Her debut album "White Sugar" won a British Blues Award and was nominated for a Blues Music Award in the U.S. Her previous album "White Sugar" won a British Blues Award and was nominated for a Blues Music Award in the U.S. She has moved her base to the U.S. and released her second album with more power and more hard work, keeping her momentum. This is her second album. She plays her Telecaster, which she got after admiring Albert Collins, with great versatility. Produced by Grammy winner Jim Gaines. (At the age of 16, she was discovered by Dave Stuart, formerly of Ulysse Mixtape, and the following year she joined him and Candy Dull. The following year, she joined the supergroup D.U.P., consisting of him, Candy Dull, and Jimmy Cliff, as a guitarist on tour. Anyway, the first time he saw her play, Dave was astonished when he was told of her age. She is already known in the U.K. as a truly prodigious girl guitarist. Her debut album "White Sugar" won the Blues Music Award in the US and the UK. She wrote almost all of the songs, and on all the songs, she further refined her technique on the guitar and sang with an austere voice.This album is a continuation of the debut album, produced by Jim Gaines, who has worked with Rayvaughn and Collins, and recorded in Memphis. Backing musicians include David Smith (bass) and Steve Potts (drums), who have played on albums by Johnny Lang and Luther Allison, providing perfect support.

Tracklisting:

1.Can't Keep Living Like This
2.Dead And Gone
3.Same As It Never Was
4.Jump That Train
5.Who Do You Love
6.Diamonds In The Dirt
7.Let It Burn
8.World On Fire
9.Lord Have Mercy
10.The World And It's Way