Katrina Marie turns up the heat with When There Is No Color album
Katrina Marie has just released a gem of a CD titled When There Is No Color. It should be in the player at any house party or at any happening event where fun music is played. Katrina Marie rocks, rolls, and offers up all kinds of soulful expressions. There is no challenge her vocal prowess cannot meet and there is no style she cannot finesse.
April Buzz II; another column of the latest Buzzing New England music scene news
I had so much fun writing the April Buzz column last Saturday that I decided to come on back and do it again a month early. So, folks, here is April Buzz II. This is a compendium of music events taking place real soon in the New England music scene.
New Hampshire legend Otis Doncaster continues his amazing career in blues, country, and roots music
Many know of New Hampshire harmonica player and vocalist Otis Doncaster from his band Otis And The Elevators. Many know of him from his decades long association with legendary blues man Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson, a one time Muddy Waters sideman from an earlier era in the blues music. Many may not know, however, how diverse Doncaster is in his musical tastes and how much of a multi-instrumentalist he’s been over the years. The blues, country, roots, Americana music many have seen him perform over the years is simply his expression of the music he heard growing up in northern New England.
April’s Buzz column from BillCopelandMusicNews.com Charles Collins, Mai Cramer tribute, Thelonious Monkfish, Auburn Pitts, NEC Grammy winners, Blues Apocalypse, Ed Gerhard
Here is some exciting New England music news for the month of April. Enjoy.
