Cool song and great interpretation. Locvwed it@!

This song was written after our band played at the famous Southern Blues Bar in Christchurch, New Zealand (unfortunately destroyed in the 2010 earthquake). A young woman was dancing very provocatively right in front of the stage.

Featuring a duet between Nigel Spiers and Jo Lincoln and the sublime playing of Guitar maestro Brian Harley.

Guitars - Brian Harley
Vocals & BV's - Nigel Spiers & Jo Lincoln
Bass - Simon Marks
Organ - Nigel Spiers
Drums - Shannon Forrest (BIAB Real Track).

Song - written, arranged, mixed and mastered by Nigel Spiers - Christchurch, New Zealand.

From the album "Old Dogs New Tricks" - www.bluesandviews.com

Chuggin

Hi Folks,

Here's my version of "Every Day I Have The Blues" written by Aaron "Pinetop" Sparks and first performed 1935. It is one of the most covered Blues songs of all time including;  The Count Basie Orchestra with Joe Williams, B.B. King, John Mayer, Eric Clapton, Elmore James, Delbert McClinton, Ray Charles, Fleetwood Mac, Van Morrison, Ella Fitzgerald just to name a few.

Vocals & BV's: Nigel Spiers
Drums: Shawn Soucy
Bass: Dow Tomlin
Lead Guitar: Pat Bergeson
Rhythm Guitar: Andy Reiss
Piano: John Jarvis
Horns: Chris West

Every Day I Have The Blues

I've been listening to Jazz and Blues all my life and still addicted.

Every Day I Have The Blues

NigelSpiers

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