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| FIONA BOYES. |
| Fiona Boyes plays deep Blues, influenced by a myriad of traditional regional styles. She has carved an international reputation as a blues guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, and American reviewers have described her as a ‘musical anomaly’ and ‘Bonnie Raitt's evil twin’! |
FR-717 BOX & DICE
A distinctive finger-style guitarist, her soulful, authoritative style has earned her unprecedented recognition over- seas as an Australian artist. Winner of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Fiona has also received Blues music’s highest international accolade with 4 successive Blues Music Awards nominations for both her electric and acoustic playing.
RM-2517 PROFESSIN’ THE BLUES DOUBLE LP
[Reference Mastercut 45RPM Double LP]
Professin’ The Blues proclaims Fiona Boyes' passion for the Blues as she celebrates the unique contribution of recording and mastering engineer ‘Professor’ Keith O. Johnson, Reference Recording's Technical Director and audio legend.
RR-140 PROFESSIN’ THE BLUES
[HDCD]
Joining Fiona are two highly respected instrumentalists; drummer Jimi Bott and bassist Denny Croy. Recorded at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California, Professin' The Blues, like all “Prof.’ Johnson's sessions, was recorded live, in real-time, with no overdubs or effects, co-produced by Fiona Boyes and Janice Mancuso.
FR-729 VOODOO IN THE SHADOWS
[CD]
This new album, Voodoo In The Shadows, is a self-produced session by the multi-talented guitarist/singer/songwriter, exploring the allure of the back roads from Memphis, through Mississippi, to New Orleans and down to the Gulf. In 11 songs, including 9 originals, we hear stories of respect, partying, attitude, mystery, sensuality and love.
Joining her are two Australian band-mates: multi-instrumentalist Tim Neal (Hammond B3, piano, bass and baritone sax) and drummer/percussionist Mark Gruden, plus Johnny Sansone, one of New Orleans’ finest musicians, who adds his harmonica and accordion to richly season this international gumbo!
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