Whether acoustic such as this EP, or full electric, the
sister combo known as Larkin Poe deliver outstanding vocals and killer guitar through
their own brand of roots rock and blues. If you’re captivated within the first
30 seconds of the opening track “Bad Spell”, then you’re really going to like
this duo. Start here, then move to their latest full release named “Blood
Harmony” which they’re promoting with their UK & Europe tour. Featured on
this tour are Saskatchewan’s own “The Sheepdogs”. Be sure to also watch them on
AudioTree Live on YouTube to get a great feel for them as performers. Find “An
Acoustic Companion” on Qobuz
and TIDAL.
- Larkin Poe – An Acoustic Companion
- Uli Fiedler Trio - Tre Pane
- No Ethernet, no problem!
- Bruce Cockburn – O Sun O Moon
- Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado – Navigation Blues
- Late night TV watching with headphones
- Juzzie Smith - (Live)
- Jo Harrop – The Heart Wants
- Jeremy Olivier - Where the light gets in
- Colin James - Open Road
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Larkin Poe – An Acoustic Companion
Uli Fiedler Trio - Tre Pane
Bruce Cockburn – O Sun O Moon
As a long time Bruce Cockburn fan and having seen his superb live show recently, his new album “O Sun O Moon” was anxiously awaited. The waiting was rewarded with what is already being considered one of his best of his 35 albums in a career that has spanned over half a century. This is a largely acoustic album that features a number of well known guest artists including Colin Linden, Allison Russell, Sarah Jarosz, Shawn Colvin, Susan Aglukark and more. Make no mistake though, despite the guest artist list, it is Bruce Cockburn nearing his 78th birthday that is front and center on all songs. This album is proof he is clearly still at the top of his game. Sonically, this is a very solid album as is typically the case for Bruce. Check out the track “Us All” for a great sense of clarity and airiness underpinned by solid deep bass. Listen to it in 24/44.1 on Qobuz or 16/44.1 on TIDAL.
Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado – Navigation Blues
Juzzie Smith - (Live)
Juzzie Smith is a one-man-band from Australia that is known for
playing up to six instruments at once. He has gained his acclaim through viral
YouTube videos with millions of views from street performances to music
festivals. He has a unique bluesy sound with an undeniable groove and warm vocals.
This is not a gimmick by any means, but pure talent. In addition to the great
music and talent, someone did a superb job of capturing his live sound with
this recording. Listen to it
on TIDAL.