One Shot is the stunning debut album from British singer-songwriter Lynne Jackaman, released August 14th 2020 on CD, DL and limited edition vinyl LP.
Recorded at the legendary FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and produced by Jamie Evans, One Shot sees Jackaman’s mighty voice supported by a cast of its storied musicians: Spooner Oldham, whose organ playing helped bring When A Man Loves A Woman and Mustang Sally to life; Marvin and Aretha’s keyboardist Clayton Ivey; Ray Charles’ bassist Bob Wray; Bonnie Raitt’s guitarist Will McFarlane; and The Shoals Sisters, backing vocalists for everyone from Etta James to Alicia Keys.

 

Despite the incredible recording legacy of FAME Studios, One Shot is no dusty tribute album in thrall to its heritage. London-born Jackaman’s own life experience and wisdom are shot through her music, telling her deeply personal story of a relationship gone wrong in eleven swinging, wild and ultimately redemptive songs. One Shot is a record in tune with peers like Brittany Howard, Michael Kiwanuka and Yola as much as Jackaman’s spiritual predecessors.

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SIGNIFY have come a long way since their formation in Jan 2009. After winning several competitions in their first year, including the prestigious UK2USA which took original members, CRAIG KEATING (vocals), RICH ‘KENDO’ KENWRICK (lead guitar), ROB GREENFIELD (bass) & NEEL PARMAR (drums) to New York to perform at the legendary KENNY’S  CASTAWAYS, they soon became recognised as one of the leading Midlands-based bands of their genre.
In 2010, a member-change saw existing drummer JON AYMES join the SIGNIFY ranks. This year also gave the guys their first taste of supporting a signed band when they were asked to play alongside Canadian metal legends ANVIL. Later that year they also supported VOODOO SIX and THE QUIREBOYS as well as headline the HARD ROCK & METAL stage at BIRMINGHAM ARTSFEST.  In August 2010, SIGNIFY released their debut 9-track self-titled album and recorded their first music video featuring their ‘anthem’ song  SONIC BOOM!
2011 started with a bang, handing the band the memorable chance to share the stage with up and coming Las Vegas lads TAKING DAWN. Later that year they also supported stoner rock band THE SWORD and glam rockers GLAMOUR OF THE KILL as well as headline the TOPROCK stage at the SONIC ROCK SOLSTICE FESTIVAL.
In late 2011, SIGNIFY faced their first real challenge when original members Craig Keating and Rob Greenfield made the difficult decision to leave the band to pursue other avenues. Filling the position of bass guitarist, SIGNIFY were lucky enough to find ex-FALLING RED bassist DARREN MILLS at the beginning of 2012. Knowing they needed to take their time to find the right frontman to replace Craig, SIGNIFY featured a couple of guest vocalists for their next two shows.  EX-HERESY vocalist ROB HARRIS took to the helm supporting THE TREATMENT in Feb and STEVE ‘WHITTY’ WHITTINGTON of CAPTAIN HORIZON graced the stage for a support slot with Scandinavian legends GRAVEYARD in March.  
Then came the twist of fate SIGNIFY needed: Following a meeting through their mutual manager,  KENDO teamed up with JAM FOWLES (former lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter of COME THE LIGHT and SKULL FOX) to form an acoustic duo supporting  BREED 77 on their unplugged tour.  With JAM’s pedigree and expertise it soon became clear SIGNIFY had finally found the frontman they’d been searching for. 
With the last piece of the SIGNIFY jigsaw in place, an exciting new era begins…..


Henry's Funeral Shoe was formed by two brothers in 2008 from South Wales, inspired and influenced by many of the albums that singer/guitarist Aled Clifford had looted from his father's vinyl collection when he was growing up. The Who, CCR, Peter Green, Robert Johnson and the Beatles were favourites, and Aled quickly became a gifted guitar player, aided and taught by Ned Edwards, a long time collaborator of Van Morrison.  

Aled soon played with various bands, eventually doing some recording sessions for producer Ian Grimble, and even recording at the legendary Abbey Road studios. His younger brother Brennig started playing drums at nine. At fifteen he joined a local band, learning his trade by performing covers of The Clash and Thin Lizzy before moving on to writing original material. The dexterous brothers have finally joined forces to create some of the loudest soulful rock'n'roll to come out the UK in a long time.

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