Recorded in the days before cheap digital, hence the authentic analogue tape wobble, this is the Sound of Blue Juice recorded live at the Norfolk Arms (RIP - did we close it down?) maybe 15 years ago,  Andy Dempster (Gtr), Tony Freeman (gtr/vox) Adam Jones (keys) Clive Nash (drums) Lord Ian Carvell of 'Ackney on growling tunefully and me on bass.  I would say enjoy but this is more historic record and experiment. They stopped paying me and so here it is...

Bluejuice live!

Recorded Live at the Hornsey Tavern this features the ever-lovely Jessie with Paolo Bonifacio on guitar, Richard Blues on Keys, Phil Overhead on Drums and Paul Soper on Bass - mixed by Jessie and Paolo this is a taster of stuff that the Fork Handles do:
Everyday I Have The Blues, Meet Me in The Morning, Drugstore Woman (a Jessie original), Sunny, and Dimples. Contact missjessiepie@yahoo.co.uk

Jessy Pie & The Fork Handles - demo 5min 1

This is the Bluesdragons playing a Jimmy C composition, Rainbows, which I think should have been a single!  Still enjoy playing this live!  Bluesdragons were and sometimes still are (in this lineup) Jimmy C - vocals and guitar. Antonio Campbell of Saxophone (Mr A) Stevie Bray on Drums and Paul Soper on bass.  The Bluesdragons line-ups today (10 years on) are more fluid and if we tried to identify every Bluesdragon it would be a little like identifying every Blues Breaker. Well only a little bit!  Recorded out near Leighton Buzzard in a studio owned by Kenny Jones (I believe) we all sacrificed 4 gigs worth of money to record the first CD from which this is taken.

Jimmy C and the Bluesdragons - Rainbows

As it is nearly fireworks day I thought I'd share this gem a recording of newsreader John Marsh losing on the Ken Bruce Radio 2 programme

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