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Fool For The City

"Take the Money and Run" - Steve Miller Band

Cream - Sunshine of your love (minusdrum) with my ePro live on it

Cream - Sunshine of your love

Saturday Night Special - Lynyrd Skynyrd

We recorded this back in 2011. Just found the recording, and thought we'd share it will all of you.

Texas Flood - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Boston - Rock and Roll Band (Guitar cover)

Good Love Had to Die

I once announced this song on stage as being “a song about getting a hand job from a racist” but it’s so much more than that really. I only realised relatively recently that bridges are the most commonly recurring theme in my lyrics but this is the only song I wrote with bridges actually in the title.

We Meet Over Bridges

This LP marked Big Jack Johnson’s first album without the Jelly Roll Kings and his debut as a songwriter. It got rave reviews in many publications, including Billboard and Rolling Stone. It established him as one of the greatest electric blues guitarists after the classic period of 1950s and ‘60s Chicago blues, and enabled him to tour across the USA and internationally. He went on to record 3 more albums for Earwig Music as well as for other labels. This album features Frank Frost on piano. Fans of Albert King, Freddy King, BB King, Hubert Sumlin and Willie Johnson will love Big Jack's ferocious staccato attack on guitar and his powerhouse vocals, evocative of Howlin' Wolf. His country and western influences are also on display here in his instrumentals.

“Johnson’s fat, reverb-drenched guitar tone and convincing vocals make for a potent combination on such classics as ‘Catfish’ and ‘How Many More Years’,…Also worth hearing are Johnson’s delightfully distinctive treatments of ‘Steel Guitar Rag’, and oddly enough, ‘Tom Dooley’.” – The Washington Post

Tom Dooley

Mississippi River Blues

The Thrill Is Gone (B.B. King)

This is the official Blueprint 2012 studio showcase release. 

Blueprint is a blues rock band based in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Trying to be a little less obvious about what they play, Blueprint has taken on a blend of old and new influences, mixing their repertoire with tracks ranging from Joe Bonamassa to Johnny Winter, incorporating some lesser known artists such as Oli Brown and Matt Schofield.

All tracks performed by Blueprint and originally written by the original artist highlighted in parenthesis next to each track.

Recorded and produced at Heartbeat Studios, North Middleton, MIdlothian.  

Thanks for listening.

Blueprint.

Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo (Johnny Winter)

The Black Crowes  Remedy

03 Pearl Jam - Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town

The Live Anthology

Refugee (Live)

Blueprint is a blues rock band based in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The band “Blueprint” became fully formed in November 2011 when drummer Duncan Clark joined Andy Donald on bass, and Chris Drysdale on guitar and vocals. 
The name Blueprint was borrowed from the Rory Gallagher album of the same name as the music of Gallagher had been a big influence on all three members, and as the band developed, the name gained a second meaning in relation to the way they approach their playing. In some cases their interpretation of a song will be almost exact to the original, while in others cases, the original acts as a “blueprint” on which they put their own mark.
Each member of the band has a comprehensive individual history of performing, which they combine to produce the earthy exciting sounds of Blueprint.
Following their debut gig at a private party in December 2011 the band have worked at bringing their blend of blues rock to the attention of audiences across the central belt of Scotland through performances in established venues such as Bannermans and Whistlebinkies in Edinburgh, The Dreadnought in Bathgate and The Ferry in Glasgow. They also filled a monthly residency  in Stirlings Kilted Kangaroo for 5 months. 
While the music of Blueprint can best be categorised as blues rock, their combined influences and interests have allowed their spectrum of sounds to expand and include some jazz and funk aspects of rock music. Their catalogue now includes tracks covering the A to Z of classic artists; From The Allman Brothers to Led Zeppelin, and Billy Cobham to Frank Zappa. The contemporary artists of today are acknowledged to the same extent, with music by such names as Joe Bonamassa, Matt Schofield and Oli Brown appearing amongst the variety offered each time the band take the stage.


Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo (Johnny Winter)

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