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Thursday, September 18, 2014
Joanne Shaw Taylor
The Gibson Interview: Joanne Shaw Taylor
With an artform as matured and rich as the blues, we all need a new blues guitar hero. Scrub that: make it blues heroine. The U.K's Joanne Shaw Taylor deserves your attention, whatever your gender, as she blends gritty vocals, sublime guitar skills and ever-growing songwriting savvy.
The Dirty Truth (out September 22, 2014) is Joanne Shaw Taylor's fourth and strongest album to date.
Twenty-eight-year-old JST has her own style, no doubt, but she also taps into the wealth of guitar music that she grew up on – Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, Led Zeppelin, Paul Kossoff, Bonnie Raitt and many more.
Gibson.com spoke to Joanne in London about new album The Dirty Truth, her guitar style and influences, being a woman in a bluesman's world and much more...
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The UK's Queen Of Rockin' Blues captured Live, ripping it up at London's The Borderline, May 12th, 2013.
Jump That Train
Lost Myself To Loving You
Going Home
You can buy her music here..
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