Blues

• SIR FRANKIE CRISP – Charming sounds

  No comments yetPosted in Blues, Folk, Indie Rock, Pop, SongwriterMar 26, 2012

  

  Sir Frankie Crisp were founded in Lecce (South East of Italy) as a George Harrison cover band. Following a string of international live appearances: Liverpool BEATLE WEEK in 2006, 2007, 2008, Mons (Belgium)  BEATLES DAY in 2008, the magic FOR GEORGE concert held at St. George’s Hall in Liverpool in 2009, the Abbey Road On

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• KALWEIT AND THE SPOKES – Around the edges

  No comments yetPosted in Blues, Folk, Indie RockJan 29, 2010

  

  … a surprising melding of “old school blues”, folk and post-punk, worked out in its most essential form in which the song remains the focal point

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• SILVIA’S MAGIC HANDS – Flying sauce for recreation

  No comments yetPosted in Blues, Folk, Indie RockMay 22, 2009

  

  In 2007 SILVIA’S MAGIC HANDS were signed by IRMA records and finished their 10 track debut album, with help from Enri Zavalloni (Mike Patton). Their sound spans from the 50’s until today, from England’s countryside to the American metropolitan indie sound. Two guitars, two voices and a limping rhythm section. Their inspiration: Bob Dylan, PJ

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• RIGO – Smiles and troubles

  No comments yetPosted in Blues, Folk, RockApr 10, 2009

  

  Antonio “Rigo” Righetti, bass player and singer, started his career in 1986 with the band Rocking Chairs, with whom he recorded four albums for EMI. Two of them were recorded in NY and Nashville respectively, and licensed to Germany, Holland and Japan. During the years spent with the band, Rigo toured a lot in Italy

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• BIG MOJO – Ready made

  No comments yetPosted in Blues, Dance, Downtempo, HouseMar 21, 2008

  

  Cesare Ferioli aka Big Mojo, drummer with firm rock’n’roll roots, member of various punk/new wave bands in the 80’s and with an album out, ‘Stay Out Of Jail’, produced by Steve Berlin from Los Lobos. In the 90’s he got involved with rock blues band Dirty Hands, but also worked with several other acts like

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