The Sharp Fours play low-rent, dirty Chicago blues, augmented by classic country-blues and folk stylings from the likes of Missisipi John Hurt et al. featuring Mat Enright on vocals and guitar, Chris Armour on guitar, Rick Cranson on drums and Paul Mouncey on bass. https://www.facebook.com/TheSharpFours/

While there is no doubt you can do this all by yourself - it's fun! Each playlist is about an hour long - which is about how long it takes to find the online gigs! This week: no way are we getting through these sessions without a shoutout to Billers.  There is no doubt that … Continue reading "YouTube Playlist of NZ Blues Gigs featuring Neil Billington"

To remind you that we are here - a weekly YouTube playlist of NZ blues gigs - Oh,  and a small as itty bitty gig guide....  While there is no doubt you can do this all by yourself - it's fun! Each playlist is about an hour* long. *(Which is about how long it takes … Continue reading "YouTube Playlist of NZ Blues Gigs featuring Hopetoun Brown"

To remind you that we are here - a weekly YouTube playlist of NZ blues gigs - Oh,  and a small as itty bitty gig guide....  While there is no doubt you can do this all by yourself - it's fun! Each playlist is about an hour* long. *(Which is about how long it takes … Continue reading "Youtube playlist of NZ blues featuring Humankindness"

This week: Bringing it home to the club This week I've looked at our own collection (mainly curated and uploaded by the fab Michelle McRae) and rediscovered the international visitors we've had popping in. While the playlist could be all about them - I've mixed it up with the women who've graced the stage at … Continue reading "YouTube Playlist of NZ Blues featuring Capital City Blues!"

This week: Getting Stuck in the 70’s Crikey! A time warp of wonder this week! I was cheating, looking up lists of top 10 blues acts, and I came across a Rolling Stone article called “1970s: 10 blues albums Rolling Stone loved that you never heard.” It sent me down many a wondrous rabbit hole … Continue reading "YouTube Playlist – the 70’s!"