New Members
Joanne Shaw Taylor

10-7-2021
Original date was 5-8-2020, then 9-11-2020
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Six albums in, Joanne Shaw Taylor has nothing to prove, but plenty to say. "Reckless Heart," the follow-up to 2016’s Top 20 hit "Wild," finds the British blues musician in glorious form and a mischievous mood, one minute bearing her claws with catty lyrics, the next deliriously in love. In several senses, it’s an album of firsts - the first made in Joanne’s adopted home town of Detroit, the first produced by her close friend Al Sutton (Greta Van Fleet, Kid Rock), the first largely recorded live and the first to feature an unplugged solo performance and, by chance, a passing train. But it’s also an album that pulls the past in to the present. The good-time grooves of vintage British blues-rock are given a modern makeover, while Joanne’s most powerful, yet intimate vocals to date take their cue from the gritty soul greats (Aretha, Tina, Mavis Staples) she was raised on.
In 2010, she won Best Female Vocalist at the British Blues Awards. Both her albums peaked at number eight in the US Billboard Top Blues Albums chart. At the 2011 British Blues Awards, Taylor won both Best Female Vocalist and Songwriter of the Year for her track "Same As It Never Was" from her album, Diamonds in the Dirt.
Guitarist Joe Bonamassa has described Joanne Shaw Taylor as a "superstar in waiting” in the blues/rock world. Her fiery guitar chops, powerful voice and a natural gift for songwriting has helped propel an impressive touring career, with sellouts across the UK and Europe and an ever growing worldwide fanbase. In 2002, while only 16, she was tapped by The Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart for his supergroup D.U.P., and artists such as Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi of Tedeschi Trucks Band and blues legend John Mayall have marveled at her talents.
Watch for her May 17, 2019 new album release via Sony Music Worldwide, followed by a full slate of US tour dates.
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Opener: JD Simo - Acid rock, traditional blues, folk, soul, free form jazz, and the never ceasing desire to improvise pulses.
Date and Time
Thursday Oct 7, 2021